Feature Request: delayed mapping/map timeout

[JPTIZ]

On my Linux setup, specially with vim/neovim, I have:

• CapsLock and L Control keys swapped;
• If CapsLock (physical key location) is pressed for less than ~300ms, then it is not mapped to L Control, but to Escape instead.

Or, in other words:

• L Ctrl maps to CapsLock
• CapsLock maps to:
  • L Ctrl if pressed for longer than 300ms;
  • Escape otherwise.

This allows me to quickly enter normal mode (nvim), cancel things, etc., with little movement from my left hand (and since a lot of keyboard shortcuts use Ctrl key, it is very useful to have Escape in the same place). Having this on Windows as well would be an awesome Windows experience.

[LakshmanKishore]

This Uncap application is amazing! I have a Windows laptop for office use, and I cannot install any application without the IT team's permission, but I'm able to use Uncap without any permission. I have mapped my Caps Lock key to the Escape key, and it works like a charm!

But I have got a new problem:

I have two keyboards. One is a Logitech MK215 which has an Fn key on the left side. When I press Fn + Left Arrow, it behaves as the Home key, and when I press Fn + Right Arrow, it behaves as the End key.

Now, on my new Amazon Basics wireless ergonomic keyboard, Fn + Left Arrow does nothing, and I'm looking for a solution here.