There's lots and lots of information around on how Warden works, and you don't even have to dig very deep. It seems somehow petty to NOT post a link to a very good analysis of it when a quick Google will find it anyway, but I'll resist.

It's very sophisticated, hard to consistently get around and nobody - including the oh-so-glib coders of a well known 3rd party execution environment - has actually managed to consistently defeat it.

Simply put, Blizzard aren't stupid. Once an application is on the radar, it's bad news and I think our efforts should be focussed on making sure KC stays OFF that radar.

I sincerely hope that the original poster is either just here to stir it up (as I suspect) or is mis-informed.

I'd be all in favour of a "KeyClone Lite" edition to be honest. I liked it just as much before it entered the grey area of keymaps, round-robins, hosting the executables for maximiser, etc.....

Oh, and it's entirely possible to correct people without resorting to mindless flaming. It's a great shame to see that happen in this thread.

Peace.

Keep us informed, KC.