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GeekDude’s Chrome Class is amazing! Having said that, automating Chrome is much more complicated than automating IE. For this reason I asked Isaias to create a Simple example of automating Chrome with AutoHotkey.
You can get the Simple script automating Chrome with AutoHotkey below
A subscriber reached out asking for help on how to detect multiple presses of a device (Probably something connected via Bluetooth). While I showed them where I walk through how to detect the long-press of a key, I did think it was an interesting question so Isaias and I worked on a more robust solution that is easily adaptable for multiple key / mouse presses. We also touched on using a Ternary command over just logic.
Updates:
Hour 1: Overview of VS Code: Installation, Configuring, Debugging, GIT
Hour 2: Questions & answers More debugging, features
AutoHotkey Plus extension
Make sure you leverage Bookmarks
Visualize code authorship at a glance with Gitlens
Easily open hex files with the Hex Editor
Get GIT to seamlessly store revisions of your code
And check this tutorial out on how to configure GIT
From 
the AutoHotkey User Survey we did earlier this year, Notedpad++ was the most frequently used AutoHotkey editor (Nearly 30% reported using it). I’ve used it however I prefer AHK Studio for programming in AutoHotkey and SciTE4AutoHotkey for all other editing needs.
Anyway, if you’re a Notepad++ user, I highly recommend you download this zip file which I put together with the best .
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