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From T25747: - shortcut to hide segmentation maps (all at once instead of just one by clicking). Even if opacity is set to <100% it is sometimes necessary to see exactly what is "behind" the segmentation map. - Label selection: I would be helpful to be able to change the active label without having to "leave" the image. Comparable with the short cuts for the tool selection. Thinkable: press "l" and click segmentations label of choice -> this label will be active Added two shortcuts to allow the above mentioned functionality. `CTRL+H` will toggle the visibility of the current working node (the segmentation). `CTRL+L` will iterate over all labels and the them active one after another.

From T25747: - shortcut to hide segmentation maps (all at once instead of just one by clicking). Even if opacity is set to <100% it is sometimes necessary to see exactly what is "behind" the segmentation map. - Label selection: I would be helpful to be able to change the active label without having to "leave" the image. Comparable with the short cuts for the tool selection. Thinkable: press "l" and click segmentations label of choice -> this label will be active Added two shortcuts to allow the above mentioned functionality. `CTRL+H` will toggle the visibility of the current working node (the segmentation). `CTRL+L` will iterate over all labels and active one after another.

From T25747: - shortcut to hide segmentation maps (all at once instead of just one by clicking). Even if opacity is set to <100% it is sometimes necessary to see exactly what is "behind" the segmentation map. - Label selection: I would be helpful to be able to change the active label without having to "leave" the image. Comparable with the short cuts for the tool selection. Thinkable: press "l" and click segmentations label of choice -> this label will be active Added two shortcuts to allow the above mentioned functionality. `CTRL+H` will toggle the visibility of the current working node (the segmentation). `CTRL+L` will iterate over all labels and the them active one after another.