Add shortcut to toggle overlay layer visibility #11290
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Added a shortcut to toggle the visibility of all overlay layers to
Shift + O
. This follows theShift + <key>
pattern set by newer shortcuts (e.g.,Shift + P
) and, as far as I'm aware, does not conflict with any browser shortcuts. I chose O as the key as it is adjacent to the existingShift + P
shortcut on QWERTY keyboards, and is an intuitive letter for "Overlays" to be on.I used essentially the same logic as
toggleStreetSide
fortoggleAllOverlays
with some modifications due to the differences in layer structure. Because the list of selectable overlays has a variable number of overlays, I also had to modifyupdateLayerSelections
to stop them from unchecking on rerender.Closes #10972
Keybind in keyboard shortcuts:

Visibility on (default):

Visibility toggled:
