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edited Sep 16, 2021 at 12:41

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You can use AutoKey with a Window Filter"Window Filter" matching your terminal application to catch <ctrl>+<backspace>Ctrl+Backspace and do whatever with it.

For example do a keyboard.send_keys("<ctrl>+w") instead.

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You can use AutoKey with a Window Filter matching your terminal application to catch <ctrl>+<backspace> and do whatever with it.

For example do a keyboard.send_keys("<ctrl>+w") instead.

autokey1

You can use AutoKey with a "Window Filter" matching your terminal application to catch Ctrl+Backspace and do whatever with it.

For example do a keyboard.send_keys("<ctrl>+w") instead.

autokey1

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answered Sep 16, 2021 at 6:07

nielsek

You can use AutoKey with a Window Filter matching your terminal application to catch <ctrl>+<backspace> and do whatever with it.

For example do a keyboard.send_keys("<ctrl>+w") instead.

autokey1