officelamp Posted May 18, 2015 Share Posted May 18, 2015 ProblemI'm trying to set up a 'hotkey' AKA 'shortcut' for push to mute. Mumble will not allow me to use the letter "v". When trying to set "v" nothing happens. But when I click command or any of the three mouse buttons, it sets the hotkey and works fine. TLDRIn other words the only keys I can use for my hotkeys are Mouse buttons [1-3], options, command, control, shift, But I can not use the letter "v".QuestionsIs this this a bug?Do other uses on mac have this problem?Do other users on other OS's have this problem? Other INFOMac OS 10.10.3Using with Counter StrikeUsing skin Metro style with mumble https://github.com/xPoke/MetroMumble Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Administrators mkrautz Posted May 19, 2015 Administrators Share Posted May 19, 2015 By default, Mumble can only use keys that cannot leak secrets to Mumble itself -- this is done by OS X to make it harder to log keystrokes.Because of this, you can only use Ctrl, Cmd, Fn, Mouse buttons, and probably a few others by default.If you enable Expert mode in Mumble, it'll describe this issue to you, and how to fix it.Unfortunately, the text in the 1.2.8 client is outdated.Here's what you'll have to do to get full access to all keys on Yosemite:1. Open System Preferences2. Navigate to Privacy & Security3. Choose the Privacy tab near the top of the Preference pane4. Choose the Accessibility section of the Privacy pane.5. Then add Mumble.app to the apps allowed to control the computer.The text will be updated for Yosemite in 1.3.0 while also making the whole process easier.Accessibility preference pane Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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