There's a powerful scripting platform called AutoHotKey. Someone had shared a pretty feature-rich script that brings most mac-style key bindings to Windows. It mostly works, but the devil is in the details. For example, in macOS I can be in the middle of the line of text, press cmd shift → (select until the end of line), then while keeping shift press alt ← twice (unselect two words back). This isn't an artificial example, I do stuff like this all the time. This ahk script works for the first back-word jump, but on the second jump it removes the selection. The cursor moves as expected, but the selection is lost even though shift is still down. I've seemingly fixed this issue, but something else broke. In addition, my new obsession (Arc Raiders) treats AutoHotKey as a weapon of cheaters (which it can be), so I have to disable it before running the game. I wrote a .bat file (yeah, those are totally a thing still!) that shuts down AutoHotKey, runs the game, stays in the background, and restarts AutoHotKey after the game shuts down.
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