Hotkey

If you would like to change the hot key from Ctrl+Alt+Cmd+M to something else there is a possibility, but you have to do it via the terminal, there is not yet a GUI for that (but it is on my TODO list). You have to change it in the defaults. To do so open the Terminal.app you can find in the Applications' Utilities folder (shortcut Cmd+Shift+U in Finder). Depending on which keys you want to change there is one or two steps to do.

Change the key

First take a look at this keyboard and find the number to the key you want to set:

Then write this line into the Terminal.app and change the default number 46 to your number, then press enter and it is done.

defaults write nu.jabs.apps.bungloo newPostKey -int 46

If you for example would like to use the key T instead, you would write:

defaults write nu.jabs.apps.bungloo newPostKey -int 17

Change the modifier keys

To change the modifier keys is a little more work, you have to use you math skills here. Take a look at this numbers:

cmdKey: 256
shitfKey: 512
altKey: 2048
controlKey: 4096

You have to add the numbers of the keys you want to use together and then write this line, replacing the default number 6400 with the sum and press enter:

defaults write nu.jabs.apps.bungloo newPostModifierKey -int 6400

For example, if you want to use the key combination Ctrl+Alt+T you have to first set T (that means 17) as newPostKey as seen above. Then add 4096 (Ctrl) to 2048 (Alt) which makes 6144 (you can use the console calculator bc to make sure it's correct), so you would write:

defaults write nu.jabs.apps.bungloo newPostModifierKey -int 6144