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it's many more keypresses, and using modifier keys is generally rsi-prone
by wahnfrieden 2y ago
it's many more keypresses, and using modifier keys is generally rsi-prone
- maxbond 2y agoWithout commenting on this subthread (I don't have an opinion), you or anyone else with this concern should look into sticky modifiers (modifiers that apply to the next key press without being held). They were a game changer for me personally as far as managing RSI, as I had a bad habit of tilting my wrist to eg type a capital T.
- wahnfrieden 2y agoI use thumb keys (Glove80) which helps but I need to give that a try too