Actually, on the Edge browser CTRL+SHIFT+W doesn't work either - but it does work when using the real CTRL key.
What I notice is that it refuses to send KEY_W when I have the remapped CTRL and SHIFT pressed down:
(input) SHIFT DOWN [scan:0x2a virt:0xa0]
(input) CAPSLOCK DOWN [scan:0x3a virt:0x14]
(event) event_remapped_key_down
(input) CAPSLOCK UP [scan:0x3a virt:0x14]
(event) event_remapped_key_up
(send) CTRL DOWN
(send) CTRL UP
With real CTRL, it does send the KEY_W:
(input) CTRL DOWN [scan:0x1d virt:0xa2]
(input) SHIFT DOWN [scan:0x2a virt:0xa0]
(input) KEY_W DOWN [scan:0x11 virt:0x57]
(input) KEY_W UP [scan:0x11 virt:0x57]
UPDATE: reported upstream at https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/issues/11148
Actually, on the Edge browser CTRL+SHIFT+W doesn't work either - but it does work when using the real CTRL key.
What I notice is that it refuses to send KEY_W when I have the remapped CTRL and SHIFT pressed down:
With real CTRL, it does send the KEY_W:
Possibly similar to https://github.com/ililim/dual-key-remap/issues/44?