The “Ctrl + Shift + Delete” keypress/keystroke is common to most Internet browsers when clearing browser cache, cookies, etc. and when performed this also disables the macros feature of SignalRGB in the process.
I propose a checkbox or settings toggle to allow disablement of the “Macros Disabled” toggle or its “Ctrl + Shift + Delete” actuation sequence. Also, allowing customization of the actuation keypress/keystroke for this feature would be a solution to this issue.
For what it’s worth, Shift-Ctrl-Alt-Del is also used by some virtual desktop solutions to sent Ctrl-Alt-Del keystrokes to the remote machine. SignalRGB intercepts the Ctrl-Shift-Del part of these keystrokes and turns off macros. It took me ages to figure out what was going on here.
It might not be too bad if disabling macros was a toggle, then I could program my muscle memory to send the combo twice. But because it’s a one-way off-only switch, I have to open SignalRGB to turn it back on again every time I’ve used my remote desktop client.
I would second the request for an option to disable this feature, or at least to change the keyboard shortcut.
I am an MSP that is called to remote into servers, workstations, etc. and this is definitely a problem for me when the keystrokes conflict.
I’m glad I’m not the only one - thanks!
Mark