EventGhost

There you go (I deleted the context macros themselves, but I think all the logic you need is in the attached XML ).

Steve

I know the current context normally from the Task.Activated events .. and set a variable e.g. CurrentContext="firefox" whenever that happens.

Whenever the context changes to Firefox, I further check the Window Title of the foreground window to see if it starts "YouTube XL -" and if so, I set ...

I'm sharing the following short sequence of python commands that I've found extremely useful for detecting my application context, such as a browser whose context is best detected from the Window Title (because it's inadequately exposed by the events in the Task plugin):


eg.result=eg.WinApi ...

Was just thinking the same thing. I can't find an event like that to trap. I'm using Firefox and the only event is a Task.ClosedWindow.firefox event which is unfortunately not uniquely associated with YouTube's FullScreen mode but ...

I think I have found a way to detect that I'm running Adobe ...

To save the effort of continuously shutting down and restarting eventghost to clear the "stuck spacebar", I tried pressing the space key instead. It fixes the problem for me - either from the keyboard, or from my IR remote (which has the pause key mapped to a space that's also read by eventghost ...

Hi IceGothic

I have the same problem - I've been getting it with YouTube XL (http://www.youtube.com/xl) Full Screen which I assume is the same as normal YouTube Full Ccreen and assumed it was just me til I saw this post.

When it happens, when I press e.g. the Enter key, instead of getting just the ...