commands to leave normal mode, as well as those to leave insert mode, eg. Ctrl-[ suggested in #124 work fine for me on OS X browser. They do not work however on iPad browsers (Safari and Chrome). This seems to be an issue with the esc key not being there in iOS devices (see https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/issues/2378
I have installed vim-binding for Jupyter to fix my iOS issue. So far I am pretty happy with the vim-like experience I get on my mac, but it's so close to work on iPad that it's a real pity the esc button and all the possible substitutes I tried do not work.
Do you think jupyter-vim-binding can lead to a solution of this esc button issue on iOS?
Environment
[ ] Operating system : iOS
[ ] Web browser : Safari, Firefox, Chrome
[ ] Version or revision of Jupyter Notebook : 4.4.0
Summary
commands to leave normal mode, as well as those to leave insert mode, eg. Ctrl-[ suggested in #124 work fine for me on OS X browser. They do not work however on iPad browsers (Safari and Chrome). This seems to be an issue with the
esckey not being there in iOS devices (see https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/issues/2378I have installed vim-binding for Jupyter to fix my iOS issue. So far I am pretty happy with the vim-like experience I get on my mac, but it's so close to work on iPad that it's a real pity the
escbutton and all the possible substitutes I tried do not work.Do you think jupyter-vim-binding can lead to a solution of this
escbutton issue on iOS?Environment