Description
Caps Lock sits on prime keyboard real estate and does almost nothing. HyperCapslock turns it into a system-wide vim-style navigation and editing layer: hold Caps and press H, J, K or L to move the cursor in any app, no reaching for the arrow keys.
It remaps Caps to a key that does not exist on any physical keyboard, so it stacks with Cmd, Ctrl, Shift and Alt for free: Caps+H moves left, with Shift it selects, with Alt it moves by word. A plain tap still toggles Caps Lock.
Caps + key mappings: Hold Caps and press any key to trigger an action.
Modifier stacking: Shift variants can bind a different action.
Single-tap Caps: A tap can fire a custom action too.
GUI configuration: All mappings are set in the interface, no config files.
It remaps Caps to a key that does not exist on any physical keyboard, so it stacks with Cmd, Ctrl, Shift and Alt for free: Caps+H moves left, with Shift it selects, with Alt it moves by word. A plain tap still toggles Caps Lock.
Features
Caps + key mappings: Hold Caps and press any key to trigger an action.
Modifier stacking: Shift variants can bind a different action.
Single-tap Caps: A tap can fire a custom action too.
GUI configuration: All mappings are set in the interface, no config files.
