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@signalapp/windows-dummy-keystroke
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This package exports `sendDummyKeystroke()`, which will send a generic key down/up event on Windows.
This package exports sendDummyKeystroke()
, which will send a generic key down/up event on Windows.
This is a workaround for an issue with Windows Notifications. Normally you can call the native AllowSetForegroundWindow
method to permit another application to take foreground focus. But when an app is started from a Windows notification activation, this call fails with ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED
. One of a list of conditions has to be met for the call to succeed.
Sending a key press event satisfies this check and lets AllowSetForegroundWindow
succeed.
This is useful for letting a second instance of a program activate the original instance. In Electron, you would call this before calling requestSingleInstanceLock()
, as this can call AllowSetForegroundWindow
for the initial instance.
This workaround was used by Chromium to solve a foreground focus issue, and is adapted here for use with Node.
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This package exports `sendDummyKeystroke()`, which will send a generic key down/up event on Windows.
We found that @signalapp/windows-dummy-keystroke demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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