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That's fine and good, until you want to use key combinations that include the missing keys, particularly selection type stuff. For me, it comes up a lot in programming, writing, and file/photo management.



I find that Shift-Fn is particularly easy to chord since they share a boundary. I usually use pinky on Fn and ring finger on Shift.




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