…left/right and top/bottom combinations for coding, and the sidebar shortcut works well for chat and Twitter apps.
Bryan Liles on Mouselessness
I participated in Ignite RailsConf last week, and it was a great time. Bryan Liles gave a talk on going mouseless on the Mac. Video hasn't been posted yet, but his slides share some great resources.
A few months back, Bryan recorded a detailed screencast and wrote a blog post about his mouseless techniques : …
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…Vimium, I can use the Twitter website more efficiently than any of the desktop Twitter apps. Vimium will change your web browsing forever. Once you get the hang of it, you'll only be using the mouse for interacting with Flash embeds.
In addition to the goodness that Vimium gives you, I encourage you to learn the key combinations built into Chrome, many of which are shared with Firefox and Safari. Some of my favorites (on the Mac): Ctl-Tab Toggle …
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