Customizes editor keyboard shortcuts to insert characters, HTML, JavaScript, or file contents based on configured key-and-modifier mappings, including Arrow+Alt symbols.
Alternatives to French Keyboard Support (AZERTY)
AnkiWeb addon 228944836
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