Also would love this toggle. Currently, at random when I'm typing in a doc and type a slash, I will either be typing too fast for it to register my space I type immediately after it or something else will happen to cause it to trigger. Then, the following character(s) I type will cause some random action to happen, typically taking me away from my current text and always completely interrupting my flow of text and thoughts. Very annoying.

I would really like to be able to change the key from / to \ . / usually means "or" when typing out some form of list in a normal line of text - e.g., apples / bananas / oranges. So every time you press it, the slash command modal pops up.

Whereas \ is rarely used in text.

Wow, I was searching for a task about "SSD" and hit enter to see results quickly, next thing I know, my Macbook is shutting down??

Turns out typing "SSD" is enough to reference a "System Shut Down" command.

Even typing "s" in search, the "System Shut Down" item appears just on the 2nd place.

Ridiculous overkill.

Can we as Users get to decide if we want to give Clickup system-wide privileges to operate our machines?

I just want Clickup to stay within the boundaries I allow it, and not interfere with my OS.

Bumping this ancient request--not being able to quickly type URLs severely impacts my productivity. If "/" must remain the macro, why not add the ability to enter a "/" char on SHIFT + "/"? This would be akin to Slack's SHIFT + ENTER to add a newline to a message (whereas it would otherwise send the message).

Not being able to disable forward slash commands is truly annoying.

How about // yields a single slash character?

Or: currently /<space> produces /<space> so how about just make it produce / without the <space>?

Need to be able to disable this feature. Constantly rewording items because I can't use a /

I understand that you're quite proud of this feature (I just read the headline of the blog posting about it) but I'm afraid this has to be the most annoying thing that I have ever seen in a Web application ... or any application for that matter.

Slashes are pretty common while typing stuff / doing things like, um, project management, and every time I type a / an annoying thing pops up and I have to be super-careful to not accidentally trigger your slash commands.

In other words: This thing really ruins usability of your otherwise awesome app.