it's a feature to close the right sidebar. You can change the shortcut in the keyboard shortcut settings under "Other" -> "Clear all in the right sidebar"

It's a shortcut

Thanks @nhan000 @cnrpman
Then, I recommend changing the default shortcut settings. Because there are lots of friends, having a habit of double clicking ctrl + c, in case of failure.

I met this problem just now, fortunately can find this issue

The devs can consider disabling this shortcut by default instead of changing the shortcut.

There's no harm in having a default shortcut for closing the sidebar. The problem is assigning any shortcut that conflicts with a universal OS command or operation. I love the conceptual design of logseq but the more I use it, the more I see extremely strange implementations & design decisions that I would've expected to be fixed within the first year of adoption.

Yeah, this is super annoying. After all this time, I finally figured out why the sidebar always suddenly vanishes. All the effort I've put into opening multiple pages for referencing has been wasted because of this trivial feature until now.

Why does it have to be "Ctrl + C"? 🤦‍♂️It's such a general shortcut to be clicked by mistake even if it's doubled.
Can't we just change the shortcut if it's really necessary?

Why don't we map c a (Close all in sidebar) or c r (Clear right sidebar) by default, similar to the other right sidebar variants?