It's just an issue tracker, let's use github, the service I actually have been paying for for the past few years. I need to get my money's worth, otherwise I could have just switched to BitBucket, which is hosted by Atlassian, a local company
I know the idea behind having the shift key (un)capitalize a word when you're at the end of it or even in the middle of it. But if you move your cursor to the beginning of a word after editing perhaps the first letter, and you want to change the case of the letter you are about to insert at the front of the word, it will (un)capitalize that word instead of changing the case at the cursor where you want to type a new letter.
For example say you want to type "test", but for some reason typed "rest". So you go back and delete the 'r', and you have "est'. Now you want to type a 't', but you notice that now the shift key shows it's going to type a capital 'T', so you hit the shift key to change the case, but instead of doing that it will change the "est" to "Est".
Maybe there is a contrived example but I've been hit by this issue several times in the past, usually when peck typing (in slide mode) words that are not in the dictionary. Perhaps I should be just erasing the whole word and starting over but sometimes the words are complicated and it would be time-consuming to do so.
I know the idea behind having the shift key (un)capitalize a word when you're at the end of it or even in the middle of it. But if you move your cursor to the beginning of a word after editing perhaps the first letter, and you want to change the case of the letter you are about to insert at the front of the word, it will (un)capitalize that word instead of changing the case at the cursor where you want to type a new letter.
For example say you want to type "test", but for some reason typed "rest". So you go back and delete the 'r', and you have "est'. Now you want to type a 't', but you notice that now the shift key shows it's going to type a capital 'T', so you hit the shift key to change the case, but instead of doing that it will change the "est" to "Est".
Maybe there is a contrived example but I've been hit by this issue several times in the past, usually when peck typing (in slide mode) words that are not in the dictionary. Perhaps I should be just erasing the whole word and starting over but sometimes the words are complicated and it would be time-consuming to do so.