Switch my Chrome OS media keys workaround from mouse keys to NKRO #9790
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…mk#9790) * Switch Chrome OS mouse keys workaround to NKRO * Add NKRO toggle to keymaps * USE NK_TOGG keycode instead of defining my own
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…mk#9790) * Switch Chrome OS mouse keys workaround to NKRO * Add NKRO toggle to keymaps * USE NK_TOGG keycode instead of defining my own
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Description
On further investigation, it seems that Chrome OS isn't processing media keys unless the USB endpoint with the consumer and system control devices also contains a keyboard or mouse device. Mouse keys aren't useful to me, and they actually seem to cause a Windows bug instead (#8323), so I'm switching to NKRO. This functions as an equivalent workaround for Chrome OS, and is also at least theoretically useful to me.
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