To configure this behavior select the "Act as Hyper Key" action you added in Step 1. The Hyper Key can execute such a Named Trigger when it recognized that it has been pressed and released but was not part of any shortcut. This can be achieved by using a Named Trigger. In some situations it might be helfpul to not only use the Hyper Key as a fance modifier key but also trigger some other functionality when it is not being used as part of a shortcut.įor example you might want to retain the ability to trigger the real Caps Lock functionality or your might want to use it as an ESC key. Now the basic setup is done and you can start to use your Hyper Key.
If it doesn't record for some reason make sure you have set Caps Lock to Caps Lock in System Preferences => Keyboard => Modifiers for the keyboard you are using.Īfter doing that assign a new action to the Caps Lock key - select Act as Hyper Key from the list.
Go to the Keyboard Shortcuts section in BTT and add a new shortcut. This makes room for tons of easy to remember and easy to use shortcuts. By using the Hyper Key can can define shortcuts in BTT that are pretty much guaranteed to not be used anywhere else (who would want to press e.g. Why would you need that? Because on macOS many of the easy to reach shortcut combinations are already used by the system or by some app. A Hyper Key is a magical key which automatically presses all the standard modifiers (ctrl+shift+cmd+opt). Help: My mouse's buttons are not recognizedīTT as Default Browser / URL Based TriggersīetterTouchTool (starting with version 3.540) allows you to use Caps Lock as a Hyper Key. Shortcuts from the Shortcuts App in the webview Apple Scripts & Shell Scripts in the webview
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