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On a Swedish keyboard, there's a dead key for ¨, so you press that followed by i to get ï. It's not very clear why the Swedish keyboard has that key, since ä a
by nemetroid 6y ago
On a Swedish keyboard, there's a dead key for ¨, so you press that followed by i to get ï.
It's not very clear why the Swedish keyboard has that key, since ä and ö each have their own keys. The layout has other quirks as well, such as keys for §, ½ and the useless "currency sign", ¤.
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