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There's no ability to press multiple non-modifier keys as far as I'm aware. You could play around with modes. You could create a keybinding or chord, option - f for example to enter a mode, then press a single key, j; to run some command and then optionally exit the mode.
This would be closer to a leader key workflow. And the key presses would not be simultaneously.
In emacs editor, we can type "f", "j" individually and they will appear in the editor.
However if we create a key chord mapping for "fj" and press them at once, it will invoke a corresponding action.
How to achieve a similar simple key chord with skhd?
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