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This can be done by writing an app that uses Windows API hook functions. It could be made to work with most apps - since hook functions intercept messages befo
by rep_movsd 4y ago
This can be done by writing an app that uses Windows API hook functions.
It could be made to work with most apps - since hook functions intercept messages before the app gets them.
A simple "Mirror whatever I type into a given window's input" is not too hard to develop.
But this is a serious security risk - what if someone set this up to some invisible window and grabbed everything you type?
Sure, many apps use hook functions (for example some remote desktop software), but it's a dicey thing to let some program hook everything that you type.
If you can trust the code, then it's cool