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🐛 "Double-click trigger key to trigger Loop" recognized incorrectly #187
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I can reproduce this as well. I'll try and fix this ASAP since it's a really annoying bug! |
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Fixed! |
Looks like it fixed the Bug. Nice work. Thank you 🙂 |
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Bug Description
I currently use loop with doup press left cmd but it also trigger when I for example press cmd+option or cmd+shift or cmd+ctrl which is really annoying because for example the screenshot shortcut uses cmd bus crtl/shift.
Steps To Reproduce
Expected Behavior
that loop doesn't trigger when i hold the trigger key and press any other of cmd,option,ctrl or shift
Actual Behavior
loop triggers when holding the trigger key and pressing any other of the ones described
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MacOS Version
Sonoma 14.2.1
Loop Version
1.0.0.beta.14
Additional Context
This already happened with older Loop Versions
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