interesting: apparently with QWERTY layout around 55% of letters pressed are on the top row of the keyboard. As I’m re-learning to type on Canary, I’m noticing I’m also having to learn to actually keep my fingers on the home row!
It makes sense I usually hover my fingers slightly. On QWERTY it’s actually less movement that way!
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