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Ha, that's an interesting take. My Dell work laptop has these (not full-sized) and I don't like them at all. There's nothing fun about trying to use the arrows
by savef 4y ago
Ha, that's an interesting take. My Dell work laptop has these (not full-sized) and I don't like them at all. There's nothing fun about trying to use the arrows and accidentally slipping onto a key that isn't usually there, which might scroll my cursor/window by a huge amount. My fingers expect no space there, so it makes the whole area less distinct to touch to have the spaces filled.
- ochoseis 4y agoOn my OS you can use CTRL+PgUp/PgDown to cycle through tabs, which makes the dedicated keys by the arrows really useful for single-handed tab cycling. Most other ways require a chord with both hands, so it’s just a lot slower.
- nicoburns 4y agoCtrl-tab can be pressed with one hand, no?
- giancarlostoro 4y agoAnd Ctrl+shift+tab with the same exact hand to go the opposite direction.
- pritambaral 4y agoCtrl-Tab serves a different function on my browser: go to last-used tab. Like Alt-Tab, but for browser tabs.