Is there a way to let your usb rubber ducky know to type special characters like "ü, ö, ä or ß"? Because when I try to compile a rubber ducky script like for example:
REM My Rubber Ducky Script
STRING ß
Then the compiler will give me an error
Is there a way to let your usb rubber ducky know to type special characters like "ü, ö, ä or ß"? Because when I try to compile a rubber ducky script like for example:
REM My Rubber Ducky Script
STRING ß
Then the compiler will give me an error
You definitely can but it is dependent upon your operating system what keyboard combinations output these special characters.
On OSX for example you could achieve STRING ß
by accessing the Alt+S keyboard shortcut:
ALT s
ESC
REM escape used to confirm the special character
This is a little buggy to use in practice from my tests. It is possible that the keyboard character on a native german keyboard has a different assignment or character value that can be used that directly produces an eszett but I cant confirm this.