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After having this problem for months now, I just found out that it is caused by S+:
When I Shift-RightClick a file in Windows Explorer to get the extended context menu, nothing happens, not even the std context menu appears - same for any other application.
I am pretty sure I do not have any action bound to this event, so what could be the cause? I have Keyboard hook enabled, but to my knowledge, all other settings are on default values.
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I thought I had this in the default config, but maybe I don't..? Essentially, that sequence looks like a potential non-gesture event to S+. Make a global action, with Shift as the modifier, no gesture, and Capture Modifiers: Before selected with this as the script. Code://This will allow you to retain the expected functionality of holding the shift key and right clicking.
//Since this is an event that would be captured by S+, this action simply sends Shift+Right click directly
//This script operates under the assumption that the Shift key is still being held down when it executes
sp.ConsumePhysicalInput(true); //Suppress all mouse/keyboard input to ensure this action executes properly
sp.MouseClick(action.Start, MouseButtons.Right, true, true); //Click the right mouse button
sp.ConsumePhysicalInput(false); //Resume normal input
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Joined: 10/26/2020(UTC) Posts: 50 Location: Darmstadt Thanks: 15 times Was thanked: 2 time(s) in 2 post(s)
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Many thanks, it´s working! I admit, I removed some of the default actions, but I was not aware (and had never thought of) they could have impact on the common Windows functionalities in terms of _keeping_ them :-)
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