Phanpy folks using non-QWERTY keyboards, now you can test this keyboard-layout-dependant shortcuts on dev site https://github.com/cheeaun/phanpy/issues/326#issuecomment-2816429554

For context, currently keyboard shortcuts are keyboard-layout-independant (`e.code`). E.g. for a Dvorak keyboard layout, the physical `c` key is mapped to `j`, so it's confusing. Now with keyboard-layout-dependant shortcuts, it will listen to the produced key (`e.key`) rather than the code (`e.code`).

Confused by the #Emacs key binding concepts? You might be interested in reading:

#UOMF: My Emacs Key Binding Strategy
https://karl-voit.at/2018/07/08/emacs-key-bindings/

For all of you MacOS users out there, what is your recommended app to use for keyboard shortcuts?

Feel free to name several if you recommend several of them and provide any necessary links if possible or if needed.

Sharky is sharing his favorite Sharkvember Shortcuts! Do you want to quickly access a list of commands available in JAWS Picture Smart AI? Use the keyboard shortcut INSERT+SPACEBAR, P, then QUESTION MARK!

Check out our Sharkvember Shortcuts page for more quick keyboard commands: https://www.freedomscientific.com/sharkvember/sharkvembershortcuts/

Sharky is sharing his favorite keyboard shortcuts! Did you know? The keyboard shortcut INSERT+SPACE, then F1 opens FSCompanion, the new AI tool in JAWS! What is your favorite Sharkvember Shortcut? https://www.freedomscientific.com/sharkvember/sharkvembershortcuts/

Have you been following along with our Sharkvember Keyboard Command of the Day? Check them out now and let us know what your favorite JAWS Keyboard Command is: https://www.freedomscientific.com/sharkvember/sharkvembershortcuts/

Another day, another email to app developers asking them (politely!) to support basic iPad/iOS features like keyboard shortcuts.

This time: Wikipedia, which has zero support for keyboard shortcuts, not even Cmd + F. In an app that is entirely about searching for knowledge.

Sigh. #iPad #iPadOS #Wikipedia #KeyboardShortcuts

Obsidian QuickTip: Moving between open notes in @obsdmd

Need to navigate between multiple open notes quickly? Use the keyboard shortcut "Ctrl + Tab" to cycle through tabs. Also, use "CMD+Tab number" to move to a specific tab (example: CMD+1 or CMD+2)

#TechTipThursday: Boost your #VoiceOver skills on #MacOS:

* Search Web Items: ⌃⌘⇧
* Navigate by Headings: ⌃⌥
* Jump to Misspelled Words: ⌃⌘’
* Rotor Control: ⌃⌥ + Arrows

Unlock efficiency with these hidden VoiceOver shortcuts! #Accessibility #KeyboardShortcuts

Tip #466

Switch Tabs and Tab Stacks using Keyboard Shortcuts.

If you’re a fan of using Keyboard Shortcuts, we have good news for you. Did you know that you can switch between the first few Tabs or Tab Stacks you have open with simple shortcuts?

Use the shortcuts Ctrl + 1, Ctrl + 2, all the way to Ctrl + 8 to switch to the tab or stack corresponding to its position on the Tab Bar. Using Ctrl + 9 will take you to the last open tab or stack. (On macOS, replace the Control key with Command.)

If these shortcuts don’t work for you, you can always assign your own in Settings > Keyboard > Tab and look for “Switch to Tab #”.

#keyboardShortcuts #shortcuts #tabStacks #tabs

https://tips.vivaldi.net/tip-466/

Does anyone use the "g" + letter combination keyboard shortcuts? I'm wondering where its origin are from. Also made a quick comparison table of them for Pinafore, Mastodon, X and Elk (Phanpy doesn't support them).

Updated: What are Keyboard Shortcuts?

Learn everything there is to know about what a keyboard shortcut is, why one should use them, how to use them, and what are common keyboard shortcuts.

https://www.adamsdesk.com/posts/keyboard-shortcuts-explained/

Master The Essential GNU/Linux Keyboard Shortcuts

Accelerate your productivity by mastering efficiency with these essential Linux keyboard shortcuts that every GNU/Linux user should learn.

https://www.adamsdesk.com/posts/gnu-linux-keyboard-shortcuts/

Would it be possible for #Gnome to make Shift+F3 work system wide, not only in LibreOffice?

Wow. I *finally* found the keyboard shortcut that was mapping C-left/right to change-workspace on macOS.
And, more to the point, changed them as well. When existence involves running IDEs in linux VMs through VNC, one needs C-leftright to do what they ought and jump words not move the entire VNC session somewhere else.

#win #geek @SlowOnTheUptake #macOS #keyboardshortcuts

Tip #310

Mouse Gestures are an excellent way to execute commands in the browser with little mouse movements. For example, when researching something on a web page that references many other pages, you can open these links easily in new background tabs without losing your spot on the page you’re currently on.

To open a link in a new tab using a Mouse Gesture:

1. Hover the mouse cursor over the link you want to open.
2. Hold down the right mouse button.
3. Drag the mouse down and up again to open it in a new background tab or drag the mouse just down to open the link in a new foreground tab.
4. Release the mouse button.

Explore more gestures in Settings > Mouse > Gesture Mapping.

#keyboard-shortcuts #mouse-gestures #tabs

https://tips.vivaldi.net/tip-310/

This is the classic article about how 90% of people don't know how to use CTRL-F to search a document, but it's 12 years old. I have not seen anything new on the topic. Does anyone know of a study of this closer to 2023? #a11y #KeyboardShortcuts

https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2011/08/crazy-90-percent-of-people-dont-know-how-to-use-ctrl-f/243840/

Tip #280

Whether you prefer to use Keyboard Shortcuts, Mouse Gestures or Quick Commands, Vivaldi has got you covered. There are countless customizable shortcuts for commands in Vivaldi, including for Workspaces, that you can use to browse faster.

To create custom Keyboard Shortcuts for switching Workspaces:

1. Go to Settings > Keyboard > Workspaces.
2. Place the mouse in the input field next to “Next Workspace” or “Previous Workspace”.
3. Press the keys you want to use for the shortcut.

To create custom Mouse Gestures for switching Workspaces:

1. Go to Settings > Mouse > Gesture Mapping.
2. Click on + New Gesture below the list of gestures.
3. Type “Next Workspace” or “Previous Workspace” in the search field.
4. Click Next.
5. In the highlighted box, while holding down the left mouse button, draw the gesture path.
6. Click Save Gesture.

If you like to use Quick Commands, just type “Next Workspace” or “Previous Workspace” in Quick Commands menu and press Enter to switch Workspaces.

#keyboard-shortcuts #mouse-gestures #shortcuts

https://tips.vivaldi.net/tip-280/

Tip #267

You can hide the browser’s toolbars by enabling Full Screen view, but that maximizes the window and you’re not able to view the OS’ Task Bar or other open apps. As an alternative, you can just hide all toolbars and have the browser window as big or small as you want.

To quickly toggle Vivaldi’s user interface off and on, use the Keyboard Shortcut Ctrl+F11 / ⌘ F10.

Alternatively, use the following options:

• Go to the Vivaldi menu > Window > Hide UI.
• Type “Toggle UI” in Quick Commands.
• Create a Mouse Gesture for the action.

#keyboard-shortcuts #toolbar

https://tips.vivaldi.net/tip-267/

Tip #261

Trying to rely more on Keyboard Shortcuts in Vivaldi, but keep forgetting some of the key combinations? Use the Keyboard Shortcut Cheat Sheet to quickly check the shortcuts without needing to go to browser settings.

To open the cheat sheet, on Windows and Linux, press Ctrl + F1. On macOS use the shortcut ⌘ F1.

PS! The search field in the top right corner helps to find the commands you need faster.

#keyboard-shortcuts

https://tips.vivaldi.net/tip-261/