Not sure if this is possible in KM so I wanted to ask.
I know KM seems to be based on the window and not the tab that’s active. Currently I’m using ZOC for my terminal application. I was hoping to use a specific palette when one type of session is open, versus another. My palette looks like this: http://d.pr/i/9HyG
That’s all well and good; it works. What I’d love to see is when I have another tab open, that palette disappears/changes to another one containing a different rule, like … the focused window changes to ssh-linux for example.
Then I’d have palettes for each type of session.
What does work is if I change to the new tab, switch to another app, then switch back. Then the new palette appears with the new options for that session. I was just hoping to do it without having to tab out and in every single time - but if it’s because of the window title, I get it. Was just hoping KM would pick up the title change and then activate the right palette, but it does not.
I’m good… 
I actually decided to create multiple palettes with the same hot key instead. I didn’t do that ever before, so now when I perform this, I get a floating window with all my macro groups that are available when zoc is open and I just pick the one I want to use. That works for me just fine.
Pretty cool, and simple!
Just like here 
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Oh my gosh - thanks! That looks great! I’m going to try this out this afternoon. Thanks for the link on this, appleianer! People do such awesome things with KM. So many great ideas 
With the pallets I use in every app. Here you will find a tutorial “Shortcuts vs Palette”. It is unfortunately in German, but easy to copy.
And if the individual pallets are still to be colored, then look here:
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