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Not really, you just need something like AutoHotKey that can intercept and re-write key events. Since the OS is responsible for delivering key events, the appli
by AnIdiotOnTheNet 6y ago
Not really, you just need something like AutoHotKey that can intercept and re-write key events. Since the OS is responsible for delivering key events, the application's cooperation is not required.
If you ask me, multiplatform abstraction layers are part of the problem with this industry, not the solution.
- remram 6y agoThat might work, but then the OS needs up-to-date profiles for each application (to know what to map events to), and changing the shortcut in the application's own settings would break everything (in addition to showing the wrong thing in the first place).
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