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Learn keyboard shortcuts and become a pro at using Chrome.Windows and LinuxTab and window shortcuts Action Shortcut Open a new window Ctrl + n Open a new window in Incognito mode Ctrl + Shift + n Open a new tab, and jump to it Ctrl + t Reopen previously closed tabs in the order that they were closed Ctrl + Shift + t Jump to the next open tab Ctrl + Tab or Ctrl + PgDn Jump to the previous open tab Ctrl + Shift + Tab or Ctrl + PgUp Jump to a specific tab Ctrl + 1 through Ctrl + 8 Jump to the rightmost tab Ctrl + 9 Open your home page in the current tab Alt + Home Open the previous page from your browsing history in the current tab Alt + Left arrow Open the next page from your browsing history in the current tab Alt + Right arrow Close the current tab Ctrl + w or Ctrl + F4 Close the current window Ctrl + Shift + w or Alt + F4 Minimise the current window Alt + Space then n Maximise the current window Alt + Space then x Quit Google Chrome Alt + f then x Move tabs right or left Ctrl + Shift + PgUp or Ctrl + Shift + PgDn Turn on full-screen mode F11 Turn off full-screen mode F11 or press and hold Esc Open the menu for tab groups On Windows: On your Windows computer, open Chrome. To

With a breakpoint. Ctrl + Shift + B - Opens the Breakpoints panel. Ctrl + Alt + E - Opens the Error List panel. F10 - When debugging, steps over the execution of a block of activities in the currently selected workflow. F11 - When debugging, enables you to step into a block of activities and executes the first one. Shift + F11 - When debugging, steps out of the current container after its last activity is executed. Recording Ctrl + Alt + B - Opens the Basic Recording toolbar. Ctrl + Alt + C - Opens the Citrix Recording toolbar. Ctrl + Alt + D - Opens the Desktop Recording toolbar. Ctrl + Alt + W - Opens the Web Recording toolbar. F2 - Adds delay during a recording activity. F3 - Lets you specify a custom recording region. F4 - Lets you choose the UI Framework to record, which can be Default, AA, and UIA. Workflow Analysis and Execution F5 - Runs the current project in debugging mode, starting with the .xaml file set as Main. Ctrl + F5 - Runs the current project. F6 - Runs the currently opened .xaml file in debugging mode. Ctrl + F6 - Runs the currently opened .xaml file. F7 - Checks the file for validation errors and Workflow Analyzer violations. Shift + F7 - Checks the whole project for validation errors and Workflow Analyzer violations. F8 - Checks the currently opened workflow for validation errors. Shift + F8 - Checks all

But there it did not take long until a modifier key down was not recognized by FGU then. 40 ms worked for the short tests I did (no additional CPU load). My test was simple: hit CTRL+F11 every 0.5 seconds, which in turn rolls a D6. If the CTRL key is missed a D4 is rolled via F11 instead.You also need to make sure that you send the modifier down explicitly. So {ctrl down}{f11}{ctrl up} works, but ^{f11} does not.KelevraaDecember 6th, 2020, 16:57I'm not getting involved in any discussion about the whys or ifs - just want to ask a question - Why is an Elgato stream deck useful in FantasyGrounds? Or are you using it for streaming and some how FGU is messing with the scene changing etc.?It's incredibly useful for any software. It's a contextual macro board. In FG I have a button for combat. When I press it, all 15 buttons change to "combat" mode and I have one that brings up the combat tracker, another for an extension that helps call for rolls, another for "rules" which itself is a submenu that then changes all the buttons to show links for status effects, actions, and other rules brought up from the fantasy grounds reference pages in the official books I've paid for. I have buttons for each character sheet, a sound effect board my players hear on discord, and all the dice rolls. All set within contextual menus and customized icons. Like most productivity quality of life upgrades, if you never use it then you wont miss it. Although after using it in classic I find it so useful that not having it in unity is very vexing. I also have links to webpages I use during the game for various random generation, a timer used in combat, and the list is only as long as your imagination. You can also do more advanced things like setting up your encounter ahead of time and open the combat tracker, the map, the npc sheet/s, the encounter window, the treasure parcel should they win, change the bg music, and pull up the rules for combat... all with a single button press. When they work. The Elgato only makes the macros visually context-based which is helpful for submenus. Allowing my 15 button stream deck to have hundreds of functions with visual icons instead of trying to remember what combination of ctrl/shift/alt everything is.KelevraaDecember 6th, 2020, 17:06I did try sending the actual down and up inputs explicitly, with delays, using various lengths of time. None of it worked. But you're the first person to say it's even possible so I will continue my torture tests.WeissrolfDecember 6th, 2020, 17:36You might have