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waveform · Joined: 23 Apr 2007 Posts: 21

I've never been adverse to a bit of strange behaviour now and then, but this is of the confounding and puzzling sort.

AHK has always worked perfectly well in Firefox, but since I upgraded to Firefox 3.5.x, I can't seem to get this script to work:

AnttiV · Joined: 14 Aug 2009 Posts: 237 Location: Finland

What I get from this, is that the new FF is infact the only thing that works as it should, and the rest do not.

You are explicitly telling AHK to pass on the original click (with the "~" prefix).
Remove that, and FF3.5 should work as you want.

Also, why do you define L+R button twice? Doesn't it work if you only have it L+R or does it really need the R+L definition too?

waveform · Joined: 23 Apr 2007 Posts: 21

If I remove the ~ then Windows doesn't ever receive a left-click at all, because the event is eaten by AHK. With the ~ in place, the left-click event works as normal.

So I think I get the idea.. I need to make AHK pass the left-click as normal, but "eat" it only when it's combined with a right-click at the same time.

How is that done?