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Hello team and community,
After a lot of testing on Mirabox N4 Pro, I’ve discovered a major limitation in how the software handles plugins. The core issue is:Whenever you assign ANY plugin to an LCD key, that key completely loses its primary function - it stops registering physical clicks. It doesn’t matter if it's a hardware monitor (CPU/RAM), a media widget, or any other plugin. No "Click Action". Why this is a huge problem:A stream dock is supposed to be an interactive controller. If I put a plugin on a screen, I should still be able to click it to trigger an action (e.g., click a CPU graph to open Task Manager, click a weather widget to open a browser, etc.). Right now, plugins turn these expensive LCD keys into passive, unclickable mini-displays. I have searched through the entire documentation and found nothing about this limitation.
Is there a hidden setting or a specific way to force a Click Action (like launching an .exe) on top of any active plugin?
Please look into this, as it severely limits the potential of the N4 Pro hardware. Thank you.
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