Dean Blackketter

> @blackketter > > > This might speed up visual parsing of the hints > > Could you elaborate on this? For me, I look at a button I want...

Fantastic! Thanks for looking at this. I do like your ideas for mapping screen space to consistent shortcuts. This is definitely an open-ended problem, but the first step of making...

> My understanding of this idea is this. You have a screen, you break up into clusters either by: > > 1. Cutting the screen into little squares/rectangles OR >...

Thinking about this a little more... Here's another, similar approach: - Look for hints that have identical X values or identical Y values. - Assign the first character of a...

After some extended Vimac use this morning in Safari, I realized that one thing that seems to slow me down (a little) is the fact that after some small amount...

I wonder if there should also be an explicit heuristic that attempts to preserve hint sequences across invocation, based on their coordinates. That way a web page, for example, that...

There's a related discussion in #251 Is the issue that the mouse pointer has been moved, or that it's visible? It seems to me that the mouse could be kept...

For me, the issue is that the mouse remain hidden after a Vimac click. I don't mind that it's moved to where the click happens, that seems natural. EDIT: When...

> Could you elaborate on this? On the latest version v0.3.18 the mouse should reappear at the location a click is performed. My preference would be that the mouse pointer...

> So Vimac moves the cursor to the target location, performs a click, keeps it at location hidden, until the user disturbs it by moving their mouse? Exactly!