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Stock Emacs binds F11 to toggle-frame-fullscreen, the key every other application uses for it. This config never rebound it, but dirvish-config's :bind put dirvish-side on F11 and shadowed the stock binding. I moved the sidebar toggle to F9, the free bare F-key: ai-term left it for M-SPC in June and the recording chord came off it today. F2 is the preview key and F5 is reserved for the debug backend, so neither was a candidate.
The org-capture F-key guard follows the command rather than the key. F9 joins its list and F11 leaves it, since a fullscreen toggle pops nothing over a capture. The tests pin the new key, the un-shadowed F11, and the guard change.
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F1, F10, F11, F12, and M-SPC are global popup keys (dashboard sweep, music, dirvish-side, terminal, agent swap) and fired over an in-progress capture. org-capture-mode's keymap is active exactly for the capture's duration and shadows the global map, so those keys now hit a blocker there that names the way out (C-c C-c to finalize, C-c C-k to abort). The C-; a prefix stays unblocked: a deliberate two-chord sequence isn't a stray keypress.
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