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I love that you've made this, but in a world of never ending subscriptions, a subscription to a taskbar is just not something I (or many I imagine) can justify - no matter how low the price.
We really have entered the age of everything being a subscription.
Take a look at ZSAs oryx configurator for Voyager (52 keys) - you'll see some general configs and development ones etc.
In general, for my moonlander I would have the first layer with all the normal alpha numerics and a few symbols like <>?
But the second layer would contain most symbols, arranged/grouped in a manner which was natural for programming - e.g. grouping keys together like (), [], {},
Wicked - had a skim through and there's some great content in here!
As a security engineer/reverse engineer I'm absolutely subscribing to this and sharing among colleagues.
That's a pretty naive take imo ; divulging such information leads to change in behaviour of nefarious actors.
I totally get the viewpoint, but there are other perspectives to consider