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They thought that Windows 11 coming with a built-in keyboard shortcut to open LinkedIn was such a great idea, they had to have the same thing in their keyboards
by Shish2k 2y ago
They thought that Windows 11 coming with a built-in keyboard shortcut to open LinkedIn was such a great idea, they had to have the same thing in their keyboards? -_-;;
- yourusername 2y agoGood old Ctrl+win+alt+shift+L , so convenient.
- BelleOfTheBall 2y agoFrankly, while it’s obviously terrible if you ever want people to actually use it, I’m glad it’s so convoluted because I’d be majorly pissed if some other shortcut I use in some software lead my PC to accidentally also open LinkedIn.
- WarOnPrivacy 2y agoI'm kind of astonished that worked.
- jsheard 2y agoThe LinkedIn thing was actually also for keyboards - they didn't expect anyone to actually press Shift+Ctrl+Win+Alt+L. Microsofts own branded keyboards have (had?) an "Office" key which was mapped in hardware to be equivalent to pressing Shift+Ctrl+Win+Alt. It honestly wouldn't be surprising if the Copilot key they are forcing on OEMs is just a rebranding of the Office key.
- sp332 2y agoThe Copilot key is left shift-Windows-F23. https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/04/shoehorned-windows-copilot-key-is-just-a-reprogrammable-macro-journalist-shows/ https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/04/shoehorned-windows-c...