Hello. I would like to modify the text-editing UI in Pharo to add some affordances Iâm accustomed to from MacOS. Specifically, right now command(a.k.a. meta)-left/right-arrow moves one word left/right in Pharo, whereas on MacOS this is done with the option(a.k.a. alt)-key, and command-left/right-arrow moves to the start/end of the current visual line. Another MacOS convention I use a lot and would like in Pharo is triple-click to select a whole paragraph. And if I can implement that, I would also like to disable the corresponding Pharo convention (double click at the start or end of the paragraph). Some smaller things that Iâm also not used to: When moving the text cursor one word at a time, Pharo treats white space as words, whereas MacOS skips over white space. Conversely, when double-clicking to select a whole word, MacOS treats white space between words like a word, whereas Pharo selects the adjacent word. So anyway, Iâm wondering what I would have to modify to customize these UI conventions. I didnât see anything relevant in the settings browser. (There was a "Skip over white spaceâ option under "Text Editing," but it didnât affect how the move-cursor-one-word-at-a-time keystrokes work, so I donât know what it does.) Does anyone have any pointers on where these behaviors are encoded in the system? Or if someone has already posted a package for customizing this sort of thing? Alex Landraitis