I noticed it in OneNote and am using CMD + Shift + b as the shortcut.
I also just noticed that if I use "CMD + Shift + b" multiple times it stop working and in addition to that all other shortcuts configured via BTT stop working too.
To me it looks as if BTT would not see anymore that OneNote is still the active application and therefore moving the focus away and back to OneNote solves it.
Hi, I have the same problem.
MacMini 2012, High Sierra, because of reasons :-), all BTT versions since a few months.
Other similar utilities are also running: Karabiner Elements, macOS's Mouse Keys, ControllerMate, Spark, Unshaky.
Also, many things are changed in the system, some of apple's launchagents/daemons disabled, etc.
BTT's Process Priority Helper Tool is active (when I manually check it).
I mostly notice it in BBEdit/free, because I have some shortcuts that insert some text fragments that suddenly start doing what the original app defines, not the BTT "override". It just happens after some time, I'm unable to pinpoint anything that triggers it.
Only switching the current app to some other random one and switching back solves it – or restarting BTT.
I'll try leaving the BTT/Preferences/Scripting BTT panel visible and Cmd-click its Refresh button from BBEdit to see if BTTActiveAppBundleIdentifier changes. I also made a global hotkey to insert the current BTTActiveAppBundleIdentifier.
And also, thanks again for this lifesaver app.
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Edit: now the bug appeared again, pressed the hotkey, but the bug is elsewhere, because it still properly reports that BTTActiveAppBundleIdentifier = com.barebones.bbedit.
my original goal with the AppleScript shortcut is to prevent accidental Safari quit (⌘Q) when I intend to close a tab (⌘W). The script I am using is here:
The AppleScript for Safari accidental quit
tell application "Safari"
set _window_count to count windows
set _tab_count to 0
repeat with _w in every window
set _tab_count to _tab_count + (count tabs of _w)
end repeat
-- Make a string like "1 window containing 3 tabs."
if _window_count is 1 then
set _msg to _window_count & " window containing " as string
else
set _msg to _window_count & " windows containing " as string
end if
if _tab_count is 1 then
set _msg to _msg & _tab_count & " tab." as string
else
set _msg to _msg & _tab_count & " tabs." as string
end if
display alert ¬
"Are you sure you want to quit Safari?" message _msg ¬
buttons {"Cancel", "Quit"} ¬
giving up after 60
if button returned of result is "Quit" then quit
end tell
