sometimes a button is pressed indefinitely #343

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opened 2026-02-20 08:22:06 -05:00 by deekerman · 7 comments
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Originally created by @horst789github on GitHub (Jun 23, 2025).

Hi,

sometimes a button is pressed indefinitely.

as an example i do CTRL+C (for copy) and then the text i have marked is replaced by a lot of c because it recognizes that i am supposedly pressing c all the time, which of course is not the case. i then have to press c again or another key so that it knows that i am pressing something else, only then does it stop.

Has anyone observed anything similar?

App: 0.4.5-dev202506201908 (why i cant copy this in jetkvm)
System: 0.2.5
Firefox 139.0.4 (64-bit)
Windows 10

Originally created by @horst789github on GitHub (Jun 23, 2025). Hi, sometimes a button is pressed indefinitely. as an example i do CTRL+C (for copy) and then the text i have marked is replaced by a lot of c because it recognizes that i am supposedly pressing c all the time, which of course is not the case. i then have to press c again or another key so that it knows that i am pressing something else, only then does it stop. Has anyone observed anything similar? App: 0.4.5-dev202506201908 (why i cant copy this in jetkvm) System: 0.2.5 Firefox 139.0.4 (64-bit) Windows 10
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@am-zed commented on GitHub (Jun 23, 2025):

I still see the same behavior randomly happening on any browser.

App: 0.4.5-dev20250622
System: 0.2.5+20250613
Firefox 139 (64bit) / Google Chrome 127 / Chromium 127
Linux 6.14 / 6.15

@am-zed commented on GitHub (Jun 23, 2025): I still see the same behavior randomly happening on any browser. App: 0.4.5-dev20250622 System: 0.2.5+20250613 Firefox 139 (64bit) / Google Chrome 127 / Chromium 127 Linux 6.14 / 6.15
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@adrianmeraz commented on GitHub (Jun 26, 2025):

Happens all the time. We shouldn't have to connect to ethernet and be on the same LAN to avoid this problem.

@adrianmeraz commented on GitHub (Jun 26, 2025): Happens all the time. We shouldn't have to connect to ethernet and be on the same LAN to avoid this problem.
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@bretw commented on GitHub (Jul 23, 2025):

Same issue, a random key I press will repeat indefinitely until I click another key. Very annoying

@bretw commented on GitHub (Jul 23, 2025): Same issue, a random key I press will repeat indefinitely until I click another key. Very annoying
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@spectrumjade commented on GitHub (Jul 31, 2025):

I’m currently experiencing the same issue. Glad it’s not just me, I was going crazy thinking there might be a USB signaling issue or something.

@spectrumjade commented on GitHub (Jul 31, 2025): I’m currently experiencing the same issue. Glad it’s not just me, I was going crazy thinking there might be a USB signaling issue or something.
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@ChiroIp commented on GitHub (Aug 31, 2025):

To add a bit to the discussion:
On "unreliable" network connections I sometimes get "stuck" keyboard events — basically the same keypress keeps firing in a loop.

In extreme cases this leads to an unrecoverable loop of repeated input.

** Even closing the remote connection doesn't fix the issue.**
very meaningful video:
Watch video?

Logging in a new connection (different computer, different browser...) the JetKVM is still suck in a loop.

IMHO very wrong behaviour.

There is no justifiable reason or scenario where the JetKVM should "generate" any event with no remote connections.
If no clients are connected, it shouldn’t be emitting events (such as keyboard/mouse signals, video frames, or system-level triggers).

More often, a single keystroke generates multiple events, sometimes arriving in the wrong order, which causes really unusual scrambling behavior.

@ChiroIp commented on GitHub (Aug 31, 2025): To add a bit to the discussion: On "unreliable" network connections I sometimes get "stuck" keyboard events — basically the same keypress keeps firing in a loop. In extreme cases this leads to an **unrecoverable loop of repeated input.** ** Even closing the remote connection doesn't fix the issue.** very meaningful video: [Watch video?](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/42d55678-ccae-4492-ab83-e9b933514d22) Logging in a new connection (different computer, different browser...) the JetKVM is still suck in a loop. IMHO very wrong behaviour. There is no justifiable reason or scenario where the JetKVM should "generate" any event with no remote connections. If no clients are connected, it shouldn’t be emitting events (such as keyboard/mouse signals, video frames, or system-level triggers). More often, a single keystroke generates multiple events, sometimes arriving in the wrong order, which causes really unusual scrambling behavior.
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@alexballas commented on GitHub (Sep 2, 2025):

@ChiroIp please update to the latest dev version 0.4.7-dev202508271903
More improvements are coming but this should fix your repeated keys issue

@alexballas commented on GitHub (Sep 2, 2025): @ChiroIp please update to the latest dev version `0.4.7-dev202508271903` More improvements are coming but this should fix your repeated keys issue
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@horst789github commented on GitHub (Sep 2, 2025):

@ChiroIp please update to the latest dev version 0.4.7-dev202508271903 More improvements are coming but this should fix your repeated keys issue

i test this version and i have the same problem with this version. so its not fixed for me.

@horst789github commented on GitHub (Sep 2, 2025): > [@ChiroIp](https://github.com/ChiroIp) please update to the latest dev version `0.4.7-dev202508271903` More improvements are coming but this should fix your repeated keys issue i test this version and i have the same problem with this version. so its not fixed for me.
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