ahk-utils

Some AHK scripts that I personally use.

GlobalKeybinds: Keybinds (and more) that I always have on.

GlobalKeybinds attempts to provide useful keybinds (mostly while typing) while also respecting widely-used keybinds. It also contains other features regarding some specific keys (see below).

C = Ctrl, S = Shift, M = Alt

Keybind	Function
C-l	forward char
C-h	backward char
M-l	forward word
M-h	backward word
C-k	next line
C-j	previous line
C-o	newline above
C-.	newline below
C-m	kill line
C-q	move beginning of line
C-e	move end of line
C-S-z	redo
M-0	send 👍
C-M-o	send C-o

Additional features

• A small translucent emacs logo appears at the top right of your screen while the keybinds are active (i.e. while the script is not suspended)
• Auto-suspend keybindings depending on the current active window (add your own .exe's; Window Spy will be helpful)
• Disables the F1 key
• Disables the Insert key
• Permanently enables NumLock

Enable/disable any of these features at the top of GlobalKeybinds.ahk.

Usage

Run GlobalKeybinds.ahk with AutoHotkey v2.0.
Suspend the script to temporarily disable the keybinds.

Running at Windows startup

• WinKey+R → Enter "shell:startup" → Place a shortcut to the script here

• "C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup" → Place a shortcut to the script here

PDNerase: Easily mimic MS Paint's erase interaction in Paint.NET.

This assumes that the background is white. Press Ctrl+E to switch between draw/erase mode.

WindowAlwaysOnTop: Press Ctrl+Space to toggle between keeping a window always on top and not.

MoveWindowToNextDesktop: Keybinds to move the current focused window to the previous/next Windows desktop.

• Win+Ctrl+Shift+←: Move window to previous desktop
• Win+Ctrl+Shift+→: Move window to next desktop