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Harper is a nice alternative, but it's still rough around the edges. For instance, if you have a misspelled word, and the correction options come up, you can't
by hungryhobbit 1y ago
Harper is a nice alternative, but it's still rough around the edges.
For instance, if you have a misspelled word, and the correction options come up, you can't get out of them and return to where you were by using the keyboard. You can hit Escape to close them, but it doesn't restore your place in the text field, so you have to use your mouse to get back where you were.
As a programmer who tries to use the keyboard as much as possible, this (incredibly easy to fix, I'm sure) bug drives me crazy! Almost enough to make me go back to Grammarly.
- embedding-shape 1y agoThat seems to me not like a "rough around the edges" thing but "most basic, table-stakes feature". If you cannot resume typing after either cancelling a correction, or doing a correction, I'd say it is very broken and not ready to be marketed as a functioning tool. I mean, it's supposed to help you write, not make it more cumbersome.
- saint_yossarian 1y agoI thought Harper is an LSP, so this sounds more like an integration issue with whatever editor you're using it with.