| Brainbuster | 01-20-2014 01:01 AM |
Dvorak keyboard layout
I use Dvorak keyboard layout instead of the standard QWERTY (which was engineered to slow down typists so as to minimize typewriter jams).
Dvorak is used by a very niche group who are obsessed with productivity and typing speed/efficiency. It's also used by people who want to reduce their risk of carpal tunnel syndrome, since using QWERTY you can type something like 10,000 words using only your left hand, but only 500 words using only your left hand; whereas using Dvorak it's about 50/50, because of the way the frequently used consonants and frequently used vowels are arranged.
Anyway, I was wondering whether Amazon can sniff out this setting on my computer or virtual machine. In Windows Classic, the setting is in Control Panel, Region and Language, then Keyboards and Languages, then Change Keyboards.
Is Amazon privy to this setting as it is privy to system time, system language, and system fonts? | 
