Ctrl+T

? Probably bash: its default binds Ctrl+T to transpose-chars.
  Unverified. Your shell configuration may override it.

Route
  1  Remapper      v  none detected
  2  Hyprland      ?  Hyprland IPC is unavailable; effective binding state is
                      unknown
  3  Terminal      -  not inspected
  4  TTY driver    -  not inspected
  5  Input method  -  not inspected
  6  Multiplexer   -  not inspected
  7  bash          ?  transpose-chars                        default, unverified

Bound in
  sequence: 0x14

Confidence  default: bash's built-in default; your configuration may override it.

To confirm
  whykey listen --window  press the shortcut in the probe window to see if it arrives
  eval "$(whykey shell-init bash)"  then run whykey ctrl+t again

More  whykey ctrl+t -v
