Using Delete key to end process in Chrome Task Manager Topic is solved

[iamMG]

Hi everyone. I want to use the Delete key to end a process in the Task Manager in Chrome. Both, the Task Manager and normal Google Chrome windows, have the same ahk_class (Chrome_WidgetWin_1),ahk_exe (chrome.exe) and ahk_pid (12080). So to differentiate between them I made use of WinTitle.

Here is a screenshot: https i.imgur.com /xxi6fcU.png Broken Link for safety
This is the script I made to accomplish this:

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if WinActive(Task Manager - Google Chrome)	; Chrome Task Manager
	Del::
		Send {Tab}
		Send {Enter}
		Send {Tab}
		return

However, the code gets executed even when I press Delete key in normal Google Chrome windows. Am I missing something? Please help.

[Scr1pter]

You need the #

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#if WinActive... ; start of #if block
Del::
.
.
.
.
#if ; End of #if block

Cheers!

[gregster]

I assume, Task Manager - Google Chrome is meant as a literal string - you will have to wrap it into quotation marks in an expression.

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#If WinActive("Task Manager - Google Chrome")	; Chrome Task Manager

Or, use #IfWinActive instead.

[iamMG]

You need the #

Thanks but this did not work. Sorry.

I assume, Task Manager - Google Chrome is meant as a literal string - you will have to wrap it into quotation marks in an expression.

This worked. Thanks!