Registering a global shortcut with a non present F key causes previously created global shortcuts to not trigger

[Sheldan]

• Electron version:
  1.7.11
• Operating system:
  Fedora 27 with Linux 4.14.13

Expected behavior

If a F key is not present on the keyboard, it should not influence the behavior of other keys.

Actual behavior

I have a keyboard with F1-F12. According to the documentation, it is possible to define shortcuts for the F keys from F1 up to F24. If I define a shortcut with
electron.globalShortcut.register('F13', function(){ electron.app.quit(); })

every valid shortcut handler added before will not trigger.
The following will work, but if you swap the to register calls, the a shortcut will not work.

electron.globalShortcut.register('F13', function(){ electron.app.quit(); }) electron.globalShortcut.register('a', function(){ electron.app.quit(); })

How to reproduce

I forked the electron-quick-start and added the code triggering the issue in the main.js. If you swap the two global shortcuts, it will work for a at least.

It is in the master branch and can be started with npm install and npm start afterwards.

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[codebytere]

This should be resolved by #15542.

[SupremeTechnopriest]

Looks like this has regressed. Cant seem to bind global shortcuts for F13-F24. Electron 26.2.4 on Ubuntu 22.04. The register function returns false.