macOS Catalina enable Keyboard Input-Monitoring

Discussion in 'Parallels Desktop for Mac Feature Suggestions' started by MariusG1, Oct 8, 2019.

  1. MariusG1

    MariusG1 Bit poster

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    Due to the Update to macOS Catalina the Keyboard Input Monitoring refuses the use of e.g. push to talk keys. Parallels need to fix this issue to guarantee future use of programs using push to talk keys (e.g. Teamspeak 3) in the running VM.
     

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  2. alev

    alev Parallels Team

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    Hi MariusG1,

    Do you want Teamspeak 3 to enable push to talk even when you are using macOS applications at the moment? This will be a feature request.
    Or do you want Teamspeak 3 to work properly while you are working with Windows apps? This one should work now with a keyboard option "Optimize for games" in VM settings.
     
  3. MariusG1

    MariusG1 Bit poster

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    No, the Keyboard Input Monitoring is a new security feature in macOS Catalina. With standard configuration it blocks the input monitoring for any app, including parallels. This results in the case, that all programs, who need to monitor keyboard inputs does not work anymore. Except you are using a 2th usb keyboard and plug it in directly in the VM, than macOS has no access to it and will not block the monitoring.

    To fix this issue, parallels have to ask for an exception to use the keyboard monitoring (like its already done e.g. for full file access).
     

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