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#302378 18-Nov-2022 21:25
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I am trying out a Keychron K3 low profile mechanical keyboard.

 

 

 

I am no kind of good typist and so far I have to say I much prefer the more modern Apple keyboards to this but I will stick with it for a bit.

 

 

 

It does have a strange quirk. Sometimes when I delete something incorrect using the back space key (the one with a big left pointing arrow) I look up at the screen and instead of the word or letter I was expecting to be gone, half the sentence has vanished.

 

Any ideas why? For example, since I am not an especially accurate typist and I find mechanical keys clunky and old fashioned, I may well be hitting two keys at once in some combination that causes the behaviour.

 

I have disabled Caps Lock in the Apple system menu but I am wondering if there is some other annoying key I should try and find a way to disable.






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  #2998261 18-Nov-2022 23:35
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Debounce problem?

Does it come with settings for tweaking debounce on a per-key level?



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  #2998272 19-Nov-2022 01:27
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Are you using Windows 10?

 

I've noticed a weird issue on my computer and a friend's, in which the keyboard has a delayed input into any program.

 

Occasionally my keyboard times out for a second then starts spamming a single character.

 

 

 

It seems to have started from an update a month ago.


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  #2998278 19-Nov-2022 07:32
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has your sobriety ever been contested?


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