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How can I define app priorities in StrokesPlus.net? I'm trying to do this in Chrome: - Normal behavior for gesture Left: Alt+left - Behavior of gesture left when in Feedly tab: Esc In StrokeIt it is as simple as putting a Feedly app identifying all its sections by TITLE before the Chrome app, identified by FILE: ![StrokeIt priorities StrokeIt priorities](https://i.postimg.cc/MpsW4J0G/image.png) and it just works: when in the Feedly tab the left gesture does ESC, and in the rest of Chrome it does Alt+Left How on earth can I do that in StrokesPlus.net? I must be a total dumbo, but I've been banging my head around its overcomplicated UI and haven't found a way to do this.
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S+ is definitely geared toward a more power user/scripter/programmer end user. But it also has a LOT more power and flexibility - always a trade off. S+ is not user-friendly, I'm fully aware..and a lot of folks don't need/want to take advantage of the thousands of niche options/hooks/etc. (though plenty do). The one thing, to your point, is the order of app processing - something which technically exists (based on the order of the apps in the S+ config), but not something user controlled (e.g. dragging the app above another). You could close S+, edit the JSON to move the Feedly one above the Chrome app - but that's a pain. Or you could right-click and export the Chrome app (assuming Feedly one exists), delete the Chrome app, then import it (forcing it to be after Feedly). This is something I will keep in mind as it does feel like a missing piece of functionality. That said, based on the fairly simple use case (and single gesture involved) that you're working with, the easiest would just be a simple if check in your Chrome Back/Left action script to check the title of the window, removing the Feedly app definition altogether. This uses partial matches, or you can qualify the entire window title. Just a simple array of comma-separated title strings to match against the current Chrome title and determine which key to send: Code:var EscapeTitleMatches = [
"Feedly",
"A Song of Ice and Fire",
"All Personal Feeds",
"Film - Google Chrome"
];
if(EscapeTitleMatches.some(substr => action.Window.Title.includes(substr))) {
sp.SendVKey(vk.ESCAPE);
//StrokesPlus.Console.Log("Substring Match");
} else {
sp.SendModifiedVKeys([vk.LMENU], [vk.LEFT]);
//StrokesPlus.Console.Log("Default");
}
Edited by user Friday, May 24, 2024 3:23:01 PM(UTC)
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