Along with the switch to Dvorak some decades ago, I remapped CapsLock to be an additional Ctrl, and I started using Emacs key bindings (C-n, C-p, C-f, C-b) inst

Along with the switch to Dvorak some decades ago, I remapped CapsLock to be an additional Ctrl, and I started using Emacs key bindings (C-n, C-p, C-f, C-b) instead of the arrow keys. I'm still typing in Dvorak, but I'm almost sure that it's primarily the change of cursor keys that made my typing much more relaxed. It saves a lot on wrist travel. However, I did send a lot of unintended print jobs to our office printer when Notepad didn't ask for confirmation after pressing C-p.