- CrazyDef
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Join date : 2021-05-04
Caffeine: Auto Disable?
Tue May 04, 2021 2:23 pm
Hi,
Could you please add functionality to auto-disable Caffeine upon any user activity for at least half the lock-time the OS has configured? The simulated key presses are interfering with some software that I use in really annoying ways.
Could you please add functionality to auto-disable Caffeine upon any user activity for at least half the lock-time the OS has configured? The simulated key presses are interfering with some software that I use in really annoying ways.
Re: Caffeine: Auto Disable?
Thu May 27, 2021 4:45 pm
I won't do that, as in order to detect user activity, Caffeine would need to ask Windows to see everything that the user does - every key they press. Sure, I'd write it so that they were immediately thrown away, but many security suites would say this looks like suspicious behaviour.
Instead, you might like to use a command line switch to alter the key that Caffeine uses, which will solve your problem (likely with Putty, or Google Sheets?)
Tom
Instead, you might like to use a command line switch to alter the key that Caffeine uses, which will solve your problem (likely with Putty, or Google Sheets?)
Tom
- CrazyDef
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Re: Caffeine: Auto Disable?
Thu Jun 10, 2021 9:49 am
But that's fine. As a user I'm quite capable of informing whatever security software that complains that I'm fine with what Caffeine is doing. Clicking an accept button once isn't a big deal.
I'm not sure changing the key will help for me. My problem is that *any* key being pressed causes debugger tooltips in Visual Studio to close. (And the current default key also causes the ctrl-tab document switcher to close.)
I'm not sure changing the key will help for me. My problem is that *any* key being pressed causes debugger tooltips in Visual Studio to close. (And the current default key also causes the ctrl-tab document switcher to close.)
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