- #Karabiner elements shift wasd to arrow how to#
- #Karabiner elements shift wasd to arrow install#
- #Karabiner elements shift wasd to arrow update#
#Karabiner elements shift wasd to arrow how to#
Make sure to consult the Karabiner.json Reference Manual for a detailed explanation of how to make your own complex modifications. If you find an inaccuracy in this list, feel free to make a pull request or contact me. I found a list of the keycodes in the comments of a github thread, so I decided to clean them up to be a little more human-readable. Also ensure that you don’t have any “simple modifications” set in Karabiner Elements that would be trapping the Caps Lock key.Below is a list of the keys for Karabiner Elements, a powerful keyboard customization utility. Note that if you use multiple keyboards (like the internal laptop one and an external Bluetooth one), that screen will have a dropdown where you’ll need to set this for each available keyboard. If you have issues, be sure to check that in System Preferences->Keyboard->Modifier Keys you’ve disabled Caps Lock (set it to No Action). Then hitting Caps Lock with no other key should still allow it to function as normal. Note that you should be able to modify the Escape part of the key to maintain Caps Lock functionality by changing to “to_when_alone” value in the JSON to “caps_lock”. Hitting Caps Lock once should give you ⎋ (Escape). Holding down Caps Lock and hitting a key should give you the result ⌘⇧⌥⌃X.
#Karabiner elements shift wasd to arrow install#
brew install yqrashawn/goku/goku cd/Users/yourusername/.config touch karabiner/karabiner.json touch karabiner. Karabiner has a verbose JSON DSL - Goku lets you write a terser Clojure based EDN format that compiles to that JSON. You can test by going into any app that lets you assign keyboard shortcuts, such as BetterTouchTool, and adding or editing one. Setting up Karabiner and Goku After downloading, the next move was to set up Goku. Karabiner Elements should immediately detect the change and your Hyper Key should start working. If you do have other settings, you’ll need to follow different directions, so skip to the next part. Simple Modifications beyond one that, say, maps caps lock to something for Hammerspoon…), you can overwrite the contents of the karabiner.json with the code below. If you don’t have any other settings in Karabiner (e.g. It has no significant changes from the default other than the Hyper Key functionality. Below is a complete version of my config file. The file is JSON, and breaking the formatting will cause Karabiner failure, so be sure to do any editing with care. The options required for this are not available yet in the GUI, so they have to be added into this hidden config file. Once it’s running, there’s a configuration file at ~/.config/karabiner/karabiner.json that you can edit.
#Karabiner elements shift wasd to arrow update#
Open Karabiner Elements and go to the Misc tab, you can check your version and update if needed by clicking the “Check for beta updates” button. If you don’t already have Karabiner Elements installed, grab the latest version at /latest/karabiner-elements-latest.dmg. The first thing you need is Karabiner Elements, and you need what is currently the bleeding edge version, 0.91.3. Is it possible to remap leftoption + tab to alt-tab and leftoption + shift + tab for reverse alt-tab Configuration below has problems with changing the direction of the selection, for example switching from alt-tab to alt-shift-tab first closes the alt-tab and opens another one. I included a snippet of a config file that has apparently led to some confusion, so I’m elaborating here on the full configuration. karabiner - remap alt tab to different keys. Yesterday I posted excitedly about full Hyper key functionality being available in macOS 10.12+.
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