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On Mac the CMD-Key and on Linux the CRTL-Key is not bound #10

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kuczera opened this issue Jun 26, 2018 · 6 comments
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On Mac the CMD-Key and on Linux the CRTL-Key is not bound #10

kuczera opened this issue Jun 26, 2018 · 6 comments

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@kuczera
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kuczera commented Jun 26, 2018

so copy and paste is not possible

@argimenes
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Have you tried copying and pasting with the mouse as a work around?

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kuczera commented Jun 26, 2018

Yes but it didn't work on Mac or Linux.

@argimenes
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SPEEDy is configured to accept CONTROL key combinations (as this is the default for every system other than MacOS) but I will see if it can be extended to handle this.

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The CMD-key is now fixed for the Mac. Were you accessing Linux through your Mac (i.e., a VM) or on a dedicated Linux machine. I can only access Linux through a VM on Windows, so am not sure if I can test this properly.

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nichtich commented May 15, 2020

Pressing Alt or Control key on Linux inserts the character sequence "Alt" or "Control" respectively.

P.S: Only on Firefox, not on Chrome.

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Why not add CTRL at

const PASSTHROUGH_CHARS = [CAPSLOCK, PAGE_UP, PAGE_DOWN, HOME, END, PRINT_SCREEN, PAUSE, SELECT_KEY, NUM_LOCK, SCROLL_LOCK, LEFT_WINDOW_KEY, RIGHT_WINDOW_KEY,
so it's normal behaviour is kept. You can still catch combinations such as Ctrl+V

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