I am trying to create a macro that opens Alfred, but it does not work unless set to M1. Copied and pasted the same thing for M2, M3, and M4, but it only works at M1. Tried deleting and re-creating the macro too.
None of the basic solutions worked to solve the issue. I do have a macro with those keys that work which opens an app through Alfred: {KC_LGUI,KC_SPC}arc{KC_ENT}
If the arc{KC_ENT} is removed from M1, then Alfred opens as expected, but even if copied and pasted, the macro won't work in other macro placeholders.
For now, I'm using the Alfred macro instead of the macro to open the "Arc" app via Alfred in M1 because the former is more important to me; nonetheless, I'd like to troubleshoot this issue.
I also just tried to paste the {KC_LGUI,KC_SPC}arc{KC_ENT} from M1 to M3, and it does not work there. (I made sure M3 was the actual key pressed for this action)
So it seems that there are issues with the macro keys themselves rather than this specific macro formula.
I am trying to create a macro that opens Alfred, but it does not work unless set to M1. Copied and pasted the same thing for M2, M3, and M4, but it only works at M1. Tried deleting and re-creating the macro too.
None of the basic solutions worked to solve the issue. I do have a macro with those keys that work which opens an app through Alfred:
{KC_LGUI,KC_SPC}arc{KC_ENT}
If the
arc{KC_ENT}
is removed from M1, then Alfred opens as expected, but even if copied and pasted, the macro won't work in other macro placeholders.For now, I'm using the Alfred macro instead of the macro to open the "Arc" app via Alfred in M1 because the former is more important to me; nonetheless, I'd like to troubleshoot this issue.
I also just tried to paste the
{KC_LGUI,KC_SPC}arc{KC_ENT}
from M1 to M3, and it does not work there. (I made sure M3 was the actual key pressed for this action)So it seems that there are issues with the macro keys themselves rather than this specific macro formula.