Xfce Disable random notification about Sticky Keys?

[Espionage724]

Sometimes (presumably when pressing certain keyboard keys) I get a desktop notification about Sticky Keys being disabled. As far as I know Sticky Keys isn't being enabled, I never enabled it, and Xfce Settings -> Accessibility has everything unchecked/disabled.

I've seen suggestions with Linux about disabling the Notification for xfce4-settings-helper, but that sounds like a workaround and might hide anything else important coming from that.

I'm wondering what causes the Sticky Keys Disabled notification to sometimes appear, and if there's a way to disable that notification properly (doesn't seem like it should be happening with SKs already disabled)? I was thinking disabling Accessibility or SKs from xkbset or something might work (Linux-specific suggestions), but those programs didn't exist on my system and I'm thinking there's something else more FreeBSD/Unix-specific already included to use instead?

I'm on FreeBSD 14.1 with xfce4 and Xorg from packages.

 

[Cath O'Deray]

What's the display manager?

Is any other desktop environment installed?

Is there any key swap setting in BIOS?

The upstream issue with x11/xcape (if that's installed) isn't a match for the apparent randomness in your case.

… (presumably when pressing certain keyboard keys) …

If you press and hold the Shift key, do you get what's not wanted?

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You inspired me to discover a command-line workaround to a Plasma bug that I suffered for years. A keyboard shortcut dialogue, for a widget, that does not respect what's set.