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@ -14,6 +14,21 @@ void pressRawKey(Key mappedKey) {
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void _pressModifierKey(Key mappedKey) {
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pressRawKey(mappedKey);
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/* On at least ChromeOS 51-60, first sending a "press shift" key event in the same report
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* as the key report for some shifted keys causes the shift event to be missed.
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*
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* Specifically, Shift + [ in the same key report do not genereate a {
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*
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* This workaround causes an extra key report to be sent to toggle on the modifier key
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* before sending the key event we're trying to modify as part of a key report
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*
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* I (Jesse) don't believe we need a similar workaround for toggling the modifer _off_
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*/
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if (!wasModifierKeyActive(mappedKey)) {
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sendKeyboardReport();
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}
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}
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void pressKey(Key mappedKey) {
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