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[Suggestion] Custom keyboard shortcuts #34

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pointydev opened this issue Jun 17, 2019 · 3 comments
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[Suggestion] Custom keyboard shortcuts #34

pointydev opened this issue Jun 17, 2019 · 3 comments

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@pointydev
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pointydev commented Jun 17, 2019

Hey there,

Not my first time round here, previously made #27, but I'm here for something different today. I was wondering if it would be possible to add functionality to configure custom keyboard shortcuts? Since we have an ini file, I believe this would be easy enough if we follow a key naming convention, along with keys that effectively disable a specific shortcut (e.g. xkill, something I don't use). I'd much rather prefer to use WIN+ALT+F4 for force kill foreground window instead of CTRL+ALT+F4, as less applications watch the keys pressed once the Windows key has been pressed, at least from experience.

Thanks,
Elliott

@sporefreak
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Please allow custom keys, I had SuperF4 autolaunch on startup, but I found out it conflicts with another program I use Ctrl+alt+F4 with and I couldn't figure out why my programs would close when I hit the combination (Program would chain clicks together for repetitive tasks, but superF4 would kill the program instead)

@Synetech
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Custom hotkeys would be good, but in the meantime, you can use another hotkey/macro program to compensate. For example, you could use the following AutoHotkey script to customize your usage, replacing the window title and hotkey as needed:

; make ⊞Win+Q kill Notepad
#IfWinActive, Notepad
#q::send ^!{f4}

@3xploiton3
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please make it, in linux we used CTRL+SHIFT+W to close active window

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