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[GH-ISSUE #50] Display only Commands keys should have an option to display navigation keys #39
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Originally created by @kimus on GitHub (Feb 8, 2016).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/keycastr/keycastr/issues/50
When the 'Display only commands keys' it's checked the TAB, Arrow Keys doesn't display.
Let's say we are making a presentation of how to fill a form with only the keyboard.
There are inputs that we need to write data (text and textareas), or choose some option (dropdown, radio buttons and checkbox) and buttons.
I don't want to display what I'm entering in text fields. But, the TAB and Arrows keys and RETURN are some of the keys it's needed for giving the right feedback.
A different suggestion will be to, only display keys that aren't in a text component. I guess that could be harder to achieve.
@sdeken commented on GitHub (Sep 21, 2016):
I think my original intent with "display only command keys" was to show keyboard shortcuts, but I think you're right that it'd be useful to show other non-textual keys like tab and arrows. Not sure if we can fit it in for 0.9.5 but I'd like to keep it on the radar.
@mkweskin commented on GitHub (Mar 25, 2020):
Bump 😸
This is exactly what I'm looking for to use while teaching command line tools: tab, arrows, esc
@porg commented on GitHub (May 20, 2022):
I addressed your user needs in the UX design proposal #241 . Feedback appreciated.