AutoHotkey

My system doesn't need a script to fix it every time it starts.

Send input (the number 2) at a random interval. f8 to pause

loop

{

sendinput {2}
Random, SleepAmount, 60, 15
Sleep, %SleepAmount%

}

return


f8::

Pause

Suspend

return

Toggle shift

$shift::
Shifted:=!Shifted
If (shifted)
  Send,{Shift Down}
else 
  Send,{Shift UP}
REturn

Center active window with LShift+C

LShift & c::
WinExist("A")
WinGetPos,,, sizeX, sizeY
WinMove, (A_ScreenWidth/2)-(sizeX/2), (A_ScreenHeight/2)-(sizeY/2)
return

Open cmd in current dir

; WIN+C
; Opens CMD in the current dir
#c::
{
  openShellInCurrent("conemu")
  Return
}

Fix pressing ] and enter at the same time

lastkey:=0
~vkdd::
    lastkey:=a_tickcount
    keywait vkdd
return
~vkdc::
    lastkey:=a_tickcount
    keywait vkdc
return
~enter::
    lastenter:=a_tickcount
    keywait enter
return
#if lastkey>a_tickcount-200
enter::
    lastkey:=0
    lastenter:=a_tickcount
    send {backspace}{enter down}
    keywait enter
    send {enter up}
return
#if lastenter>a_tickcount-200
vkdd::
    lastenter:=0
    keywait vkdd
return
vkdc::
    lastenter:=0
    keywait vkdc
return
#if

>>57992012
How big do they need to make the ENTER key for you?

>>57991704
>a whole lot of bullshit
jesus, you need fucking scripts to do that?!?!?

>>57992012
I always accidentally hit enter when I just want an apostrophe.

ITT: retarded skiddies

avoid double click on physical single click on aging mouse

TimeSinceClick1 := 0
TimeSinceClick2 := 0

xbutton2::
{
  if (A_TickCount - TimeSinceClick1) < 150
    return
  else
  {
    TimeSinceClick1 := A_TickCount
    send ^w
    return
  }
}

xbutton1::
{
  if (A_TickCount - TimeSinceClick2) < 150
    return
  else
  {
    TimeSinceClick2 := A_TickCount
    send ^{tab}
    return
  }
}

this is just for mice double clicking on the two extra thumb buttons, and i use to close tab or move to next tab, for one-hand browsing.