I also added a snippet to make moving screens between windows easier with Īs you can see, Hammerspoon is very light weight yet powerful and can do much much more. Chrome caps lock hammerspoon full#
→ Full screen but not “FULL SCREEN” that hides everything else. I use a pretty big monitor at work, so I also added the following. 
Reload Hammerspoon again and you’ll notice that will shift your window to whatever direction you choose. Edit ~/.hammerspoon/modules/a so it looks like the following. Google does provide options to swap modifier keys as well the search key with each other. Watch this video and follow the steps below to see how easy it is to use caps lock on Chromebook. caps lock doesn’t exist on ChromeBooks, but it has a search key. In addition, it was also programmed to have similar behavior as the ControlEscape script on Mac mentioned above. Modify the ~/.hammerspoon/a file that we created in the previous blog post My caps lock was mapped in the same manner. Create the config file ~/.hammerspoon/a. 
Git clone ~/hammerspoon-config cp -r ~/hammerspoon-config/modules ~/.hammerspoon cp -r ~/hammerspoon-config/utils ~/.hammerspoon
I’m going to be working off of Jacob Heinz’s configs. Take a look at my previous post on installing and setting up Karabiner and Hammerspoon. All controlled using the caps lock and arrow keys! Using Karabiner-Elements, Hammerspoon and Lua scripts to move windows
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