Bwuh? Wow, someone actually started doing the thing I tabled for doing after I retire! :D

@Bri A person I trust tried it and said it's extremely fast. I cannot assess how far is it, probably at its start more or less, but first, it's open-source, second, it's written in Rust (so compiled), and third, it's something new finally.

@Bri I guess you need to switch the language somehow. There is a barbarian method for that: take all the locale Yamls and remove the zh-cn part. Or at least the GUI one. That's what I'm going to do.

@Bri BTW, for me it said buffer stack overrun, probably due to key conflict with NumPad Insert in JAWS and in RigelA.

@Bri Go to %userprofile%\.rigelA, there is a config.toml file, and there you can change lang=zh to en. Didn't get where it's changed in the code yet, sorry.

Surprisingly, it can already read things in Chromium browsers. Although when I exited, it made Chrome and Slack crash dead. @Bri

@Bri @jscholes Same here, I also don't know WTF, but folks, it's really exceptionally fast! I've never seen such a performance in ages!

My Tab key is working fine LOL @Bri

@Bri @jscholes I'm planning to contact those Chinese folks and communicate with them about it. It's a great start, I believe.

@Bri @jscholes I had to restart and to delete the Target folder, lol.

@Bri How? @menelion

@Bri How did you exit? @menelion

@Bri Right, but I'm pressing Tab and it isn't doing that, so I'm wondering if it is still running in the background on your machine somehow. I ran it from the terminal, and then pressed Ctrl+C when I was done. @menelion

@Bri @jscholes Okay, will try to post an issue for them.

@Bri @jscholes I'm so pissed off by everything working slooooowwwwwlyyyyy that I'll keep trying. I'll definitely tell you when this particular issue is gone.

@jscholes @Bri Exactly!

@Bri It doesn't sound malicious. Just a perfect storm of weird and buggy behaviour. @menelion

@Bri @jscholes Me too, me too. I'm too lazy to tinker with VMs.

@jscholes @Tamasg @Bri Me too, I was running `cargo dev`.

@Tamasg It didn't bound to Tab after install. It didn't actually install, because I, at least, was running it from a debug binary. @Bri @menelion

@jscholes @Bri yeah funnily enough I've made this mistake when trying to assign target shortcut through alt+enter properties dialog manually even myself to NVDA - only to discover it made the shortcut the tab key. With how it does keyhooking perhaps alt+CTRL got as stuck keys when it launched and didn't unlock, so tab was firing the shortcut. But if it auto-bound to tab key after install, now that's a bit odd for sure.

@Bri Quickly looked into this: I think that as soon as the keyboard hook in the hotkey field detects input, it checks the "shortcut" box, and creates the shell link. That represents a pretty odd design, rather than e.g. allowing you to check the box yourself, specify the hotkey afterwards, and then press OK/Save. On top of that, add the fact that the keyboard hook presumably captures Tab, instead of ignoring it. @menelion

@jscholes @Bri This makes me wonder how Windows even locates all the .lnk files that might potentially have keyboard shortcuts in them. I think this would be far less of a problem if it was e.g. limited to the desktop, which I don't think it is.

@Bri It is interesting that the Tab key is valid as the shortcut in a programmatically created shell link, indicating that Microsoft avoids that in their own Properties UI but does actually allow it. @menelion

@Bri I think I avoided it by not actually having opened the settings UI yet. @menelion

@Bri So... yeah. Two questionable choices on top of each other, but probably no bad intentions. @menelion

@miki @jscholes @Bri I've wondered this myself, actually, but have been way too busy to figure it out.