Hotkey Overhaul — Any Key Now Works

Hotkeys are fixed

If hotkeys never worked for you, this update fixes it. Every feature used to run its own key listener and they disagreed about key names, so Start/Stop, Record and Playback hotkeys often never fired. There is now one global hotkey system behind everything.

You can assign any key now — letters, numbers, F1–F20, Space, Esc, punctuation and media keys, any combination with Ctrl, Shift, Alt/Option or Win/Cmd, or a modifier on its own. Hotkeys keep working while the app is minimised or a game has focus.

macOS: your default hotkeys have changed

macOS reserves F3, F4 and F11 for Mission Control, Launchpad and Show Desktop, so the old defaults never reached the app. New defaults:

• Start/Stop clicking — Ctrl+Shift+S
• Start/Stop recording — Ctrl+Shift+R
• Start/Stop playback — Ctrl+Shift+P
• Run selected macro — Ctrl+Shift+M
• Pause/Resume — Ctrl+Shift+U

Hotkeys you set yourself are kept.

Record & Playback

• Repeat a recording a set number of times, or loop until you stop it
• Recording stops the moment you press stop, instead of waiting for your next input
• Keys and buttons held when you stop are released — no more stuck Shift or Ctrl

Also fixed

• Windows: hotkeys now work with games running as administrator, plus a fix for tiny text on high-DPI laptops
• Auto clicker no longer freezes at very fast intervals, and intervals are drift-free
• Settings and hotkeys now save reliably