suggestion: vim nav: use tap-hold to lock or not numpad/funpad layers #50
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Add at least one @std action in the funpad layer to escape the layer-switch.
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Great idea! I’ll start using this in my personal config right away 🙂 |
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Ah yes, I stayed in the other PR #49, I will add it to this one! |
numpad & funpad: quick tap lock the layer while long tap does not
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numpad & funpad: quick tap lock the layer while long tap does not
This allows to quickly input number or press Fn key without locking these layers.