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"k", as "k" glyph reaches higher from the two. And conversely, "j" reaches lower, so it moves down.
by dozzie 10y ago
"k", as "k" glyph reaches higher from the two. And conversely, "j" reaches lower, so it moves down.
- IshKebab 10y agoYou're right, that is much more usable than having an up button in the up position with an up arrow on it...
- dozzie 10y agoErm... what? I didn't claim it's more usable (though it is for me). I just provided mnemonics I saw once which I liked, for a question "which k/j moves up and which moves down?".