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There should be a single shortcut (e.g. Win+Shift+Z) to enable/disable ZoomIt as a whole.
Scenario when this would be used?
At the start and end around the time the various ZoomIt functions will be needed (e.g. start/end of a presentation)
Supporting information
The original ZoomIt was designed around starting it when it will be needed (e.g. for a presentation) then shutting it down (after the presentation). Because of that short runtime, it's not a big issue if its shortcuts are so numerous and so basic (ctrl+) that they can conflict with some other apps.
PowerToys however is designed to be running constantly. It shouldn't be reserving so many shortcuts for a single utility, and much less have shortcuts that can so easily conflict with other apps (i.e. without the windows keys).
I filed this issue as a "feature/enhancement", but IMHO, it is bad enough to be considered a bug.
And likely, this is why #37139 was filed as well.
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This is exactly how I used ZoomIt - load it when needed, unload it once the presentation was done. It is a wonderful utility, but its built-in, always-on, can't-disable shortcut keys ended up interfering with my regular workflows.
Description of the new feature / enhancement
There should be a single shortcut (e.g. Win+Shift+Z) to enable/disable ZoomIt as a whole.
Scenario when this would be used?
At the start and end around the time the various ZoomIt functions will be needed (e.g. start/end of a presentation)
Supporting information
The original ZoomIt was designed around starting it when it will be needed (e.g. for a presentation) then shutting it down (after the presentation). Because of that short runtime, it's not a big issue if its shortcuts are so numerous and so basic (ctrl+) that they can conflict with some other apps.
PowerToys however is designed to be running constantly. It shouldn't be reserving so many shortcuts for a single utility, and much less have shortcuts that can so easily conflict with other apps (i.e. without the windows keys).
I filed this issue as a "feature/enhancement", but IMHO, it is bad enough to be considered a bug.
And likely, this is why #37139 was filed as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: