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This is expected, it is a global shortcut/hotkey after all. The currently only viable alternative is to use javascript key events to listen to the key combination. |
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Hi,
I added global shortcuts to my app recently. Now I found the following unexpected behavior:
Example:
I open my app which registers ctrl+n
I open my webbrowser
I press ctrl+N
This should create a new window of my browser
The browser will not react to the shortcut anymore
Instead, the ctrl+n event is emitted in my app
Is this the expected behavior? If yes, how could I make sure to get the events only if my app is the primary window?
Best reards,
Manuel
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