History Window shortcut is broken (Control + Shift + H)
Hello good sirs/ladies,
I have had this issue for what I believe to be over a year and I've reformatted twice since then so it must be some odd bug/conflict with my setup.
When I press Control + Shift + H it only brings up the regular History Sidebar, as if I had only pressed Control + H. It does not open the History Window as programmed.
However in EventGhost I can confirm that my keyboard/computer is sending/receiving the correct command of "Shift+Control+H" as shown in attached screenshot.
But when I go into EventGhost and tell it to "emulate keys" set to emulate Control + Shift + H and bind that to whatever shortcut I want (I used Control + H as a test because I do not use the history side bar at all) and it works perfectly!
Again I have configured EventGhost such that Pressing Control + H causes EventGhost to emulate pressing Control + Shift + H and the History Window opens, but this was the only way I was able to make it work.
I have nothing bound to Control + Shift + H in any software before this. I cannot think of any conflictions.
I would love to see an option in the future to customize these hotkeys because Firefox has a ton and none of them customizable?
I appreciate your time and assistance, thank you.
Edeziri
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Another way to open the History Manager; press the Alt or F10 key bring up the tool bar, and select History.
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