🐞 Mouse scroll locks up after triggering Loop via keyboard/mouse shortcut

Bug Description

Bug Description After activating Loop with a keyboard or mouse shortcut, mouse scroll (wheel) input intermittently locks up / stops responding system-wide. Scrolling stays broken until Bluetooth is reset or the device is disconnected/reconnected. A full system restart also temporarily fixes it. Quitting Loop entirely stops the issue from recurring — with Loop closed, scroll works reliably.

Affected Scope

User interface

Steps to Reproduce

Have Loop running with a keyboard or mouse-based trigger shortcut configured.
Use the shortcut to activate Loop's window-snapping radial menu / action a few times during normal use.
At some point (not always immediately reproducible), mouse scroll stops responding in all apps.
Quit Loop — scroll issue does not recur. Reopen Loop — issue eventually returns after using the shortcut again.

Reproducibility

Always

Expected vs Actual Behavior

Expected behavior Loop's shortcut activation should not interfere with the system's mouse scroll event handling.

Environment

macOS: Tahoe 26.6.2
Mac: MacBook (Apple M4)
Mouse: Logitech M650 (via Bluetooth)
Loop version: 1.4.2

Screen Recordings / Screenshots

[none]

Severity

Blocker (cannot proceed)

macOS Version

Tahoe 26.6.2

Loop Version

1.4.2

Did You Try the Development Build?

No

Additional Context

Tried bluetooth module reset, forgetting/re-pairing the mouse, and restarting bluetoothd via Terminal (sudo pkill bluetoothd) all temporarily fix the symptom, suggesting Loop's global event monitoring (used for its shortcut/radial-menu system) may be interfering with or blocking the system Bluetooth/HID input event pipeline.

Final Checks

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• This is a single bug (multiple bugs should be reported individually).
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Start by reproducing the failure through Loop's global event monitoring and keyboard/mouse shortcut path, including activation of the window-snapping radial menu. Trace how that path handles mouse events and compare behavior with Loop closed; done means repeated shortcut use no longer disables system-wide scrolling on the reported macOS and Bluetooth setup.