Hi Logitech Team,

I've discovered a small issue in the "Advanced Click" functionality that is affecting my workflow. So let's say we choose the "Shift" key as our modifier. When we trigger the "Advanced Click" functionality (mine is triggered from the back button), the modifier key is only active for approximately 1-10 ms, while if a human were to do a "shift+click" the shift key would be active for 100+ ms. This is causing issues in a program I am using because the "shift" is not active for long enough to be registered, thus the program only registers a "click" instead of a "shift+click".

I've attached an image to showcase this behaviour, I've used this website (blog.seethis.link/scan-rate-estimator) if you want to reproduce the issue. The red circled part shows how long the "shift" is active for when using the logi options "Advanced Click" functionality while the green circled part shows how long it is active when a human presses it. You can see there is a massive difference, which causes many programs to not work properly as they are expecting a human-pressed shift click with a duration that's longer than 10ms.

TLDR: increase the duration of the modifier key (i.e "shift") when an "Advanced Click" is triggered.

Also important to note this is a regression in the behavior from the older logi options software.

Thanks!