Changing keyboard shortcut of "Available databases" in SQL Management Studio - keyboard-shortcuts

Please read my question before posting general help links.
I can't change or remove the shortcut CTRL+U from "Available databases" in the SQL Editor toolbar. (I want CTRL+U to unindent the selection in the text editor.)
What I tried:
I assigned CTRL+U to the unindentation command, but still CTRL+U just moves the focus to the "Available databases" combo box. (I checked and I set up my shortcut correctly, actually I set up CTRL+I for indent and it works fine.)
I tried to find CTRL+U in Tools/Options/Environment/Keyboard with all places, only my definition shows up.
I tried to find "Available databases" in Tools/Options/Environment/Keyboard with "...containing" set to "database" (checked all entries) and "available" (again, checked all entries).
I went to tool bar customization, selected the component, but no keyboard shortcut option/menu/button there. The "Keyboard" button only opens Tools/Options/Environment/Keyboard with nothing set.
I actually do use "Available databases" every once in a while, so I rather not delete it from the tool bar.
Anyone have any feasible options apart from the above?

You can "debug" and analyse your shortcut assignments with SSMSBoost add-in for SSMS.
(I am developer of it). It has "Dump Shortcuts" function which will allow you to get quick overview which functions Ctrl-U is assigned to and you can also use it to re-define shortcuts.

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