Sorry I did not run the size comparison yet. I see the script for it but need to set up my environment more to run it.

This seems close to a good solution. However, with this implementation, if you activate AML by moving the cursor and then toggle scroll mode (kb 6): you become locked out of the AML because scrolling does not seem to be activating the AML.

How can we modify it so that scrolling causes the AML to activate as well?

@ljmill Thanks for your comment! That's a really interesting point. I didn't encounter it myself, I think? It could be due to my layout configuration. I have scroll mode bound to my K key on the mouse layer, so I use AML to activate it, then press and hold K, and the mouse layer will stay active until I release.

I'm not sure of a way to handle that, if you think of a way feel free to add it in!

@okuRaku I have made some modifications to the pull request and pushed them to my fork. It now checks for scrolling and activates the auto mouse layer.

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@okuRaku I have made some modifications to the pull request and pushed them to my fork. It now checks for scrolling and activates the auto mouse layer.

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Nice! That seems good to me. If you could put your commit into a branch on your fork I think I can merge it into my branch that's in this PR.

However, I have the feeling the leads are not so interested in this one, or maybe we will be on a new version of QMK soon anyway and need to redo. But, just in case, I'd like to put your changes in this PR too with the proper attribution.

@okuRaku Apologies. I am still getting familiarized with using Git/Github. I have created a branch of my fork here.

I also removed your keymap from my fork and added my own (oops). Hope it doesn't cause issues. Please let me know if you need me to do anything else. Thank you!

That's okay! It seems like your fork may be from my main instead of my upstream branch used in this PR. Let me have a look and see if I can get it arranged where you still get commit credit!

Ahhhh hmm. I also see the .DS_Store files etc. What may be easiest for both of us, if you could just make a brand new branch in your fork, that is based on okuRaku/keyball:upstream and add one commit that just has the changes you want in keyball.c, then I can definitely merge that back to okuRaku/keyball:upstream which should have it show up here.