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But I guess that's still a shortcut for each formatting option? i.e. you need to remember each shortcut key (L for link, etc)? (If I read what you're saying cor
by spxdcz 17y ago
But I guess that's still a shortcut for each formatting option? i.e. you need to remember each shortcut key (L for link, etc)? (If I read what you're saying correctly); whereas the blog is suggesting a single formatting shortcut that then shows more 'novice' users what the available options are, relative to what they already know (the buttons at the top).
Something like that! I'm still thinking it through (I wrote it...)
- philipn 17y agoI think the issues raised in the post are interesting but not the biggest slowdowns people face when using web-based rich text editors. The biggest issue is simply moving around in the text. emacs / vi allow you to skip almost anywhere without leaving the keyboard once you're familiar with the method. That's the biggest save.