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Hi,
I noticed the section about HRM shift was still in TODO. I thought that it would be neat to have a stub as a lot of people are going to pley with their new keyboard layout these months. I know you want to think and experiment more about smart use of HRM on different layers and there might be more to say in the future, but better document the current option as for now?

@MathildeMousset MathildeMousset added the enhancement New feature or request label May 6, 2026
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<kbd>Shift</kbd> properly on the home row when typing text at moderate or higher speeds,
and this generate a lot of typos. This is why we (strongly) argue against using a HRM <kbd>Shift</kbd>
to type text and (strongly) advocate for the sticky <kbd>Shift</kbd> instead. Consequently, the
default keymap do not include a HRM <kbd>Shift</kbd>.</p>

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default keymap do not include a HRM <kbd>Shift</kbd>.</p>
default keymap does not include a HRM <kbd>Shift</kbd>.</p>

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<p>That being said, a <kbd>Shift</kbd> modifier on the home row can be usefull for shortcuts, especially
ones involving keys out of the primary layer (such as the Function keys). If you rely on these
kinds of shortcuts, you can activate the pinky HRM <kbd>Shift</kbd> in the settings. In that case,
make sure you don't start using them while typing text, as this habbit will come back to bite you later.</p>

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as this habbit will come back to bite you later

Not sure about the wording here (I mean, I like it, just not sure it fits the general tone of the page?), so I’d like @fabi1cazenave ’s opinion on that

(also if we end up keeping it: need to fix the typo on « habit »)

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