It seems that when the same key is in the "from" and also in the "to", the output combination is wrong. My guess is that the state of the initial key is pressed, and since it has not been released yet the new key down emulation is not fired. Maybe I'm totally wrong... Can you help me to fix it?
In this sample, { "ctrl", "alt", "shift"} + d opens a new tab on Chrome. It works fine:
It seems that when the same key is in the "from" and also in the "to", the output combination is wrong. My guess is that the state of the initial key is pressed, and since it has not been released yet the new key down emulation is not fired. Maybe I'm totally wrong... Can you help me to fix it?
In this sample, { "ctrl", "alt", "shift"} + d opens a new tab on Chrome. It works fine:
However, if I switch the "from" combination to other more logical, containing the 't', then it doesn't work:
Or for example, this code also doesn't work it the output changes from "b" to "a"
Any solution or advise?