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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal
That's because on windows, chrome stupidly maps ctrl+ascii key to an ascii control code and ctrl-m maps to enter. but instead of reporting the actual ascii control code, it reports the key as "Enter" which means the workaround I added for this is not going to work. And there is no way to distinguish between ctrl+m and ctrl+enter on windows Sigh. Guess I will have to inspect the keycode in this case to try to distinguish, le double sigh.
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Just tested the fix. Although it lets me choose CTRL+M, is just an illusion. It shows CTRL+M, but when you close and get back, you will see that it changed to CTRL+Enter.
Also, about the loading screen with Qt now: I don't know if this only happens because I'm running from source, but every time a book loads, the Preferences screen flashes rapidly before showing the content.