Interceptor MultiLang for Python
Requires Python 3.10+, Windows x64 and the matching combined Interceptor 1.4.22.0 driver. The wheel bundles the native bridge DLL. Installing this package does not install the kernel driver.
python -m pip install interceptor-multilang
The installed module is interceptor:
from interceptor import Interceptor
with Interceptor() as io:
print(io.info())
For capture, install the matching driver separately and use an administrator terminal. Split Keyboard/Mouse editions and Interception V2 use different APIs. Always forward the complete received input batch or explicitly mark events as blocked. Closing the context releases capture. Ctrl+Alt+Delete is the physical driver recovery shortcut.
API guide and examples are bundled in both wheel and source distribution. The native wrapper is MIT; driver demo restrictions/licensing remain separate.
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