If enabled, the program will assume the capability of watching and manipulating input as required for enabled features. If disabled, some features will not be able to work.

  If enabled, the program will use an invisible window at times to capture input for some features. If disabled, some features will not be able to work.

  If enabled, many interactions with the tool will attempt to be focus free, meaning they will not take focus away from the application you are currently using. To do this, the feature intercepts your input at a low level and redirects it to the tool. Support for international keyboards and IMEs may be limited for this feature.

  If enabled, windows with focus free interactions will grab the keyboard when you click on them. Without this setting enabled, only certain clicks will grab the keyboard, such as clicking on a text box. You might want to enable this if you want to tab through the controls in tool windows without having to find a textbox to click on first.

  If enabled, windows with focus free interactions will grab the keyboard when they are launched. With this setting enabled, you can immediately tab through controls without having to click on the window at all. Some tool windows were designed to provide immediate keyboard access, and they will take the keyboard on launch without considering this setting.

  Runs input features in a separate priority process to avoid input lag.

  Select the desired priority for the input process.

  Occasionally, input hooks can stop working for various reasons without any notification. To combat this, the tool will automatically refresh necessary input hooks on this interval. It is possible, though unlikely, for input features to work incorrectly if input happens to line up perfectly with a refresh. You can disable this feature by setting it to 0, but then the tool will not be able to automatically recover from a broken hook. Setting this value higher may improve input performance, at the cost of having to wait longer for features to work correctly if hooks fail.

  If enabled, the program will assume the capability of watching and manipulating input as required for enabled features. If disabled, some features will not be able to work.

  If enabled, the program will use an invisible window at times to capture input for some features. If disabled, some features will not be able to work.

  If enabled, many interactions with the tool will attempt to be focus free, meaning they will not take focus away from the application you are currently using. To do this, the feature intercepts your input at a low level and redirects it to the tool. Support for international keyboards and IMEs may be limited for this feature.

  If enabled, windows with focus free interactions will grab the keyboard when you click on them. Without this setting enabled, only certain clicks will grab the keyboard, such as clicking on a text box. You might want to enable this if you want to tab through the controls in tool windows without having to find a textbox to click on first.

  If enabled, windows with focus free interactions will grab the keyboard when they are launched. With this setting enabled, you can immediately tab through controls without having to click on the window at all. Some tool windows were designed to provide immediate keyboard access, and they will take the keyboard on launch without considering this setting.

  Runs input features in a separate priority process to avoid input lag.

  Select the desired priority for the input process.

  Occasionally, input hooks can stop working for various reasons without any notification. To combat this, the tool will automatically refresh necessary input hooks on this interval. It is possible, though unlikely, for input features to work incorrectly if input happens to line up perfectly with a refresh. You can disable this feature by setting it to 0, but then the tool will not be able to automatically recover from a broken hook. Setting this value higher may improve input performance, at the cost of having to wait longer for features to work correctly if hooks fail.