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Spacebar key in Stimulate keystroke action

  • Nov 21, 2024 10:18 AM UTC
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I need to maximise the browser by using ‘ALT+SPACE+X’ keystroke than using Window maximise action. Is there any possibility to use SPACE bar keystroke on stimulate keystroke action?

Best answer by Oli.Morris

Hi ​@sakthiniranjan3 . You can put a literal space between inside the alt key alongside an x. Just tested this out and it works.

I’d also recommend checking out the Window > Maximize action too.

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Oli.Morris
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  • Nov 21, 2024 12:20 PM UTC

Hi ​@sakthiniranjan3 . You can put a literal space between inside the alt key alongside an x. Just tested this out and it works.

I’d also recommend checking out the Window > Maximize action too.


Zaid Chougle
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  • Nov 21, 2024 4:30 PM UTC

Hey ​@OliverM108256 , why don’t you use Window maximize action.


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  • Nov 21, 2024 4:33 PM UTC

​@Zaid Chougle that was what I recommended in my post:

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I’d also recommend checking out the Window > Maximize action too.

 

The question was specifically about using space in simulate keystrokes and it was important to show how do that. A lot of users expect to see the “spacebar” on the onboard keyboard.


Zaid Chougle
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  • Nov 21, 2024 4:39 PM UTC

​@Zaid Chougle that was what I recommended in my post:

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I’d also recommend checking out the Window > Maximize action too.

 

The question was specifically about using space in simulate keystrokes and it was important to show how do that. A lot of users expect to see the “spacebar” on the onboard keyboard.

My Bad ​@OliverM108256  I kind of tagged the wrong comment and missed your comment read😅