Arjun Balgovind

After digging more into this, it turns out Alt Gr is internally just Ctrl (Left) + Alt (Right) at the virtual key level. When using English US keyboard Alt Gr...

To verify that Alt Gr is actually Ctrl(Left) + Alt (Right) you can try this shortcut on Windows from [this guide](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/12445/windows-keyboard-shortcuts): Ctrl + Alt + Tab | Use the arrow...

> Hello @arjunbalgovind, > > `Ctrl + Alt + Tab` or `AltGr +Tab` (without remappings) are indeed working as expected (the tab navigation screen is shown and kept open). In...

@micc83 before you delete that file, can you share a screenshot of the contents of the file? So that we can identify what configuration under the hood was actually causing...

@micc83 Can you create a separate issue for the crash you were facing. It looks like there's definitely some bug, because even if you ignore the warnings, ` { "originalKeys":...

The use case is related to #5679 @crutkas @saahmedm is this something we plan to support in the future? I think having complex events on the left column would be...

In terms of implementation, the challenges would be figuring out a UI for this. Microsoft Keyboard & Mouse Center has an interesting UI which seems like the best way that...

@crutkas This would most likely be a big work item, since right now we are relying on the default behavior for all 3 platforms (.NET, C++ and UWP). We would...

@Zeebins I don't have a precision touch pad, so I can't test all the gestures or change the gesture actions, but I was able to test this with 3 finger...

Here is some of the information we were able to find. Remapping Win/Ctrl/Alt/Shift or F13-F24 could lead to some of the following gestures and special buttons to break: - A...