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figured it out! Works perfectly now! lbutton::send % getkeystate("rbutton") ? "{blind}{rbutton up}{mbutton down}" : "{blind}{lbutton down}" lbutton up::send % getkeystate("lbutton") ? "{blind}{lbutton up}" : "{blind}{mbutton up}" rbutton::s...

Interestingly, your app by displaying which keys are being pressed, showed me what the issue is. With my code, the left or right button (whichever is pressed first) is still being held down the entire time I'm simulating a middle button click. That's why chrome isn't letting me close tabs. I figured...

I just want to join this other users request for the ability to have two mapped buttons together. I was using auto hotkey, to simulate a middle click when I simultaneously left clicked and right clicked on my trackpad. It used to work perfectly, but all of a sudden, google chrome stopped responding ...