Let’s say I want a python program to bind to Shift+f. If you open up notepad and in there press Shift+f, then a capital F will appear. This means notepad received the keypresses. If you instead press win+f, for example, then an ‘f’ will not appear, because windows binded it to do something else.

I want my python program to do the same thing. When the user presses shift+f, only my program detects the hotkey, and then blocks the hotkey from sending to all other applications. Of course, single keys like ‘f’ and ‘shift’ shouldn’t be blocked.

Is it possible?