> There is no way for your keyboard to know you're in "hunt and peck" accuracy mode

But there is a way for your keyboard to simply show the real size/position of buttons so that in hunt and peck mode you'll be correct

>But there is a way for your keyboard to simply show the real size/position of buttons so that in hunt and peck mode you'll be correct

Yes, but the tradeoff in that case is that for most casual typing it will be less forgiving and you'll make more (uncorrected) mistakes

Why would showing real button sizes make casual typing less forgiving?

	▲	coldtea 6 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Because that would correspond 1 to 1 with the actual visible letter boxes, and the whole system of catching events outside the "real button sizes" was developed to be more forgiving than "you have to click precisely in the box". My understanding is it's not just about including or not including some extra fixed clickable padding around each square (in which case it indeed wouldn't harm to show the whole area), but about dynamically adapting the area, based on frequent off-target clicks, probabilities, etc.