DOLPHIN FULL SCREEN HOTKEY WINDOWS
I think you'd be surprised at how much apple cares about accessibility so keyboard nav is not just a power user thing.Īt the end of the day I think apple put a lot of thought into the UI and i'd feel pretty stymied going back to windows.(though now the power utilities finally let you remap the windows key to something more useful like ctrl. those settings are changeable too via the keyboard preference pane. You can also change the keyboard access to be navigable via tab in keyboard settings too.Īnd you can access the menu via ctrl-f2 by default. You can set up very complex keyboard re-mappings/shortcuts using something like karabiner elements. i have a few things for window manipulations via hammerspoon. You can also use a thing like hammerspoon to do whatever you can imagine basically too. every menu item in any application can be given a per app or universal shortcut in `system preferences | keyboard | shortcuts | app shortcuts` I think you would be surprised at just how powerful the keyboard subsystem in osx is and how malleable it is with some programs or even just editing the plist shortcuts. > has created an attitude of "keyboard doesn't matter" those other apps - it's better to rebind them all (or, rather, use a tool to have the keybinds work in all of them) as well to use something good rather that stick with the bad just because someone lacked good design chops in the past A/⇧A for line start/end movements or maybe A/G if it's frequent enough to not warrant using ⇧Īnd then that would match your text editor keybinds, so you don't have to waste time remembering platform-specific keys.Īnd re. DF for your word movements (instead of having to move your whole hand to ⌥◀/▶) likewise, it doesn't make sense to use the less convenient ⌃ for such a frequent command (and this is also the rightful criticism of all the bad Emacs pinky defaults)įor example, you could use right ⌘ (a thumb key) as your text movement key (or even Space), then you have home keys it doesn't make sense to have a/e as beginning/end, there is a symmetry in the commands, but there is no symmetry in the a/e keybindings, they are on different rows These are exactly another set of bad old combos, and the fact that their use is widespread is just another example of how bad very common things are:
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