Suggested

kers automatic managing by drivers also when watching the races

with disease problems, i like i already explained in another post, i can't manage the kers in live by holding S & K keys
so would be great to let the kers be manage by the drivers like when managers are watching the races

Drivers already use KERS alone if you are not here.

2.7 https://igpmanager.com/app/p=help

Really not sure that's what he meant.
But you seem to have a fight of your own for the KERS, so good luck lol

Hi guys
thanks @Kevin Bissell and @Yunus Unia Blunion that's what I really meant
Maybe, is it possible to have a accessibility panel or botton in the settings that allows to solve this problem and the problem shown in this other post https://igpmanager.com/forum-thread/9557
Just a suggestion

@Luca
I think it's a good suggestion, but I'm sure this is not the only problem you have to play for what you said in another post. Have you not thought about using a special software (or hardware) designed for you that allows you to play comfortably like any other person?

@Kevin
Your suggested workaround isn't the best solution 'cause let' s put aside the weather conditions' change but how can I modify the Pace Level (from now PL) depending the tyre compounds; like suggest Joey in his Beginners Guide?

@Rory
Like I already said in that post you are talking about I'm using this device, you can find here: https://www.tobiidynavox.com/devices/Eye-Gaze-Devices/pceye-plus/
Unfortunately within all the options (like Left, Right, Double Click and Drag & Drop and Scroll) hasn't the Hold option so I'm already playing games like any other person for use your own words

How would it be with a botton that activates a list of Accessibility facilities? Will give another image to iGP Manager ;-)

@Luca
Ok now I understand better. I'm not sure but I think I can help you. There is a program called AutoHotkey for Windows that can create new functions on the keyboard and mouse. I think I can develop a macro that allows you to keep the mouse holded by pressing the letter "m" and stop holding when you press the letter "n", for example, and you could activate and deactivate those macros whenever you want. We could try, because it could be useful not only for this game.

@Rory
For sure it needs that I move the pointer on the kers icon and after swich the macro on & off and for every times I want to use kers for both drivers, do you understand how complicate will be? I could use even use that app but can't be a definitive solution!
I understand that other users can complain about a different treatment but is not my fault, it's better devs work on my suggestion pretty quickly
I also gave a try to the app and I'm not comfortable with it, it's almost impossible the kers deployment

@Luca @Frank
I think there is a misunderstanding. You don't have to activate and deactivate the macro every time you want to use the kers, only activate it once before the race and deactivate it after the race. During the race you just have to place the mouse on top of the kers and press "n" or "m". I insist if "n" or "m" is uncomfortable can be changed to "scroll up" "scroll down" or any combination that comes to mind. I have already tested it and it works perfectly.

The solution that I am providing is similar to the one you propose in this post, only that it is necessary to pose the mouse over the kers button. You also didn't specify if you can hold with a key, if you could do it, then my macro would only need one key instead of two; holding a key for activate kers and droping for deactivate. It would be that simple.

Of course, I don't intend to substitute the possibility of iGP incorporating more functions to control the race, but on the one hand it's necessary to understand that if iGP plans to incorporate it, it won't do so quickly and this is a temporary solution, and on the other hand the macro that I try to provide you with will not only help you with the game but with any other type of task in which you need to use the mouse's hold. I also think you'd prefer to control the KERS by yourself.