Pine Shortcut

Windows compatibility list

Pine Shortcut picks an input method per window and retries with another one if it fails. This table marks an item as confirmed only when we tested it ourselves. Everything else is marked not yet tested. We do not promise it works in every program.

Character handling (confirmed by unit tests)

TargetStatusNote
Emoji, combining marks, flags, skin tone variantsConfirmedSplit on character boundaries, never in the middle of a sequence
Hangul NFC/NFD, right-to-left text, long text (thousands of characters)ConfirmedIdentical to the original after save, load and import
Format characters { } % \ , line breaks and tabsConfirmedUnchanged by the variable parser

Real windows, by program

TargetStatusNote
Notepad, Chrome, Edge, Windows TerminalTest written, not yet runA test exists, but we do not list it as confirmed yet
Word, Excel, Hangul, KakaoTalk, Discord, Slack, Notion, Google DocsNot yet tested
Firefox, Whale, Brave, Opera, WordPadNot yet tested
VS Code, JetBrainsNot yet tested
WPF, UWP/WinUI, Electron, Qt, Java, Delphi/MFC appsNot yet tested
Remote Desktop, virtual machines, CitrixNot yet tested
Windows running as administratorNot yet testedPine running as a normal user may be unable to type into an elevated window
Games (full screen, with anti-cheat software)Not yet testedSecurity software may block input. We do not use workarounds

When input is blocked

A program security feature or an administrator window can block input. When it does, the Pine diagnostics screen shows the reason and an alternative, such as pasting into the chat box.

Checked 2026-10-24. We update this table as testing finishes.

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