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Firefox on Linux has a similar issue. A very common shortcut Ctrl-W is right next to Ctrl-Q, which completely closes the application, and there's no built-in wa
by Grue3 9y ago
Firefox on Linux has a similar issue. A very common shortcut Ctrl-W is right next to Ctrl-Q, which completely closes the application, and there's no built-in way to turn it off! Which makes the software completely unusable unless you install a separate plugin that disables Ctrl-Q shortcut. It's really amazing that Mozilla doesn't think this is a bug.
- WorldMaker 9y agoFor a similar solution to the one in the article here for your problem: Some "gamer keyboards" have an extra bump on W (similar to but often distinct from the home row bumps for J and F) for the importance of WASD to games. You could invest in one of those or emulate it with a bit of tape or something.