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Autohotkey script to bring OSX keybinds to Windows
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#NoEnv ; Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases. | |
; #Warn ; Enable warnings to assist with detecting common errors. | |
SendMode Input ; Recommended for new scripts due to its superior speed and reliability. | |
SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir% ; Ensures a consistent starting directory. | |
LCtrl & Tab:: AltTab | |
!Tab:: Send ^{Tab} | |
!+Tab:: Send ^+{Tab} | |
^Space:: Send ^{Esc} | |
^Left:: | |
Send {Home} | |
Return | |
^Right:: | |
Send {End} | |
Return | |
^+Left:: | |
Send +{Home} | |
Return | |
^+Right:: | |
Send +{End} | |
Return | |
^Up:: | |
Send ^{Home} | |
Return | |
^Down:: | |
Send ^{End} | |
Return | |
^+Up:: | |
Send ^+{Home} | |
Return | |
^+Down:: | |
Send ^+{End} | |
Return |
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You might be interested in trying my Kinto.sh app. It'd save you the effort. Also I think a few of your co-workers have already started to use it recently 😅, if them starring it means they are using it. @jmcgarr @chriscareycode @mcoliver
Also I just happened to come across this gist due to a japanese user that had linked here from their blog. I am not japanese, nor can I read japanese, they had simply mentioned Kinto.sh and this gist in the same post and I always find it interesting to see other people's approach to this type of problem.