Disabling stuck modifier keys

[tscheresky]

I am a high-level quadriplegic (no use of my arms or legs). I use macOS Big Sur Voice Control to leverage my M1 MacBook Air. Last Monday I updated to macOS Big Sur 11.3. Since then I'm noticing modifier keys are sticking as if sticky keys were enabled (but they are not). I can fix the problem by having an able-bodied person hold down 2 modifier keys at the same time. Unfortunately I don't have access to an able-bodied person to help me out all the time. Is there anyway I could write a macro to do this? Any help is appreciated.

[mrpasini]

There is an option (off by default) in System Preferences>Accessibility>Keyboard>Sticky Keys>Options to toggle Sticky Keys by pressing the Shift key five times:

[Sleepy]

@tscheresky

I am a high-level quadriplegic (no use of my arms or legs).

You may want to read my new post on how to use the upcoming macOS Monterey's new voice control abilities to call KM macros.

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