Remember selected input device / short tap for toggle #43
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Hi I would like to thanks for the contribution. I have less time to look into this at the moment. Once I have more time, I'll look into that. |
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Hi,
not sure if you would really want to merge this PR, but these are 2 small patches I made for my personal use of this app.
It's the first time I have worked with Swift so things might be not very good.
First is to remember the selected device by using the device ID and storing it like the selected hotkey is stored.
Second is to use short taps for toggling the mute status instead of double tapping.