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The Alt-Tab combo is tricky, because (from what Windows sees) Alt must stay down, and no other key than Tab must be pressed. The only way that I know that works is that your modifier key must be the Alt key (either the real unmodified Alt, or another key that is rewired to Alt). Then you can press and hold that, and press either Tab, or a key that is mapped to Tab. You could, for example, make Ctrl+T act as Alt-Tab: My own config does this: |
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Thanks! The drawback is, one can incidentally press and release MOD12 (having changed one's mind on some action) and get quiet Alt waiting instead of MOD12. Could be maybe something like this implemented? When receiving MOD12 + Tab capsicain: It can't be done through switching configs now, as up-only events aren't supported. Another idea: option to translate virtual modifiers to Windows as some unused real keys (like F24). It'd allow to use them in AHK where Alt-Tab simulation function exists. Is one of these viable? |
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workaroundsIt is probably easier to use ahk for handling alt-tab, since it already has some special handling for this combo (at least it had in v1 and vL years ago) I would suggest foregoing it altogether, since it is a lacklaster way of navigating windows imo better options are:
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Is there some way to implement Alt-Tab window switching behaviour with a virtual modificator (e. g. MOD9) instead of Alt?
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