Some of the keyboard shortcuts may not be available for non-US keyboard layouts, but most (not all) of these shortcuts are configurable by the user.
Share/inkscape/keys/inkscape.xml file in your Inkscape installation. I highly recommend you try AutoHotKey for that or any other automation tasks in windows.This document describes the default keyboard and mouse shortcuts of Inkscape, corresponding to the You just save this in a file, double-click it to run the script and the problem is gone :) It turned out it took three lines in the script to disable CTRL+scroll zoom in the whole of windows: #MaxHotkeysPerInterval 500 Fortunately, I have found a nice piece of software called AutoHotKey. No option in Chrome, neither in Visual Studio. There is no option in windows to disable CTRL+scroll zoom. Unfortunately, after few a days of such problems it gets really annoying. You realize, you pressed CTRL when the wheel was still scrolling a bit. The one in the MX Master is even more sensitive than the one I had before, which seemed amazing at first…īut then, you go to Chrome, select some text, press CTRL+C and suddenly your page is zoomed by 500%. I liked it before and still like it now - it feels much better than those old style click-click-click scrolling mouse wheels. It also has a feature, my previous mouse had too: smooth scroll. That was it for me - the next day I had it on my desk.Īnd… It is really, really great - it feels good in the hand, no problems with connection etc. I know! I even like the name :) Then, after a few days, Scott Hanselman wrote a post titled Finding the Perfect Mouse, where he said MX Master was the best mouse he had found. I did some research and found a Logitech MX Master. It was a few years old Logitech laser mouse, so maybe it was time to get something new. It seemed like a problem with the connection. Sometimes it didn’t track the cursor properly, sometimes it didn’t respond to click etc. A few weeks ago, my mouse started to act up.
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