[bug]: macOS desktop app — ⌘F does not open find-in-page

Is there an existing issue for this?

• I have searched existing issues. Closest related is #8663, but that one is about the web app overriding browser shortcuts. This report is distinct: the macOS desktop app does not provide find-in-page at all.

Current behavior

In the Plane macOS desktop app, pressing ⌘F does not open a find-in-page overlay. There's no visible way to search for text within the currently displayed view (issue list, page content, etc.).

For context, every comparable Electron/Tauri-based desktop app — VS Code, Slack, Notion, Linear, 1Password, GitHub Desktop — implements ⌘F as find-in-page. In a browser this comes for free; in a desktop app it has to be wired up with the host framework's API (Electron's webContents.findInPage() for example). It seems to be missing here.

Expected behavior

Pressing ⌘F (or Ctrl+F on Windows/Linux) should open a find-in-page overlay that searches the currently visible content and scrolls to / highlights matches. This is the baseline OS-level expectation for any desktop app that displays scrollable text.

Steps to reproduce

1. Open the Plane desktop app on macOS
2. Navigate to any page with a reasonable amount of content (long issue list, a page with paragraphs of text, a thread with many comments)
3. Press ⌘F
4. Observe: nothing happens — no overlay, no visible way to search within the page

Environment

• App: Plane desktop app for macOS, version 2.0.0 (build 260325tah3zsnil)
• OS: macOS 26.4
• Variant: Cloud

Related

• #8663 — the web-app equivalent, resolved by moving Plane's internal shortcut off ⌘F/Ctrl+F so the browser's native find could work. In a desktop app there's no host browser to fall back to, so the app itself has to implement find-in-page.