v1.5.0

This release introduces the ability to bind code values with the default browser bindings. This is great for those who want to bind keys by their physical location on the keyboard rather than their key value.

To bind a code instead of key, prefix with @. For example, to bind what is the A and B key on a US keyboard the combo @KeyA + @KeyB can be used. This will bind keys in the same location on all other keyboards regardless of the label printed on the key or it's key value. See the readme for more information.

Special thanks to @vladdekhanov for suggesting this feature.