I use a laptop with a Danish keyboard, but typically have English (GB) set as my default language. Default behaviour for Ctrl+Alt on Danish layouts is that it functions as AltGr – which is how I access @ £ $ €, plus the various curly and square brackets. E.g. Ctrl+Alt+2 = @
In Chrome, this now results in selecting a tab, and in other apps nothing (e.g. the taskbar search box registers no input).
I’ve switched between various layout and language selections and can’t get it to change. I’ve tested that switching does in fact switch layouts (e.g. the Danish key for ‘ is # in English layout)
What might have changed (Windows 11 updates?) and how can I get Ctrl+Alt to work as they should in Danish layout?
