Your Logitech keyboard has a hidden automation tool, and it can save you time every day

I have many PCs in my home. Most run Windows, some run macOS, and a few run Linux, but the common thread across them all is that I typically end up on a Logitech wireless keyboard. The exception is when I’m sitting down for a longer writing session, where I prefer to use a mechanical keyboard. That’s not because it’s the fanciest keyboard I own. It’s because it’s easy, familiar, and already sitting where I need it. For a long time, I treated it like any other keyboard: press the keys, maybe use a few media controls, and move on.