FWIW: The guidelines ask you not to post comments like this --- they attract lots of attention, because more people have opinions about the arrow keys than about how to run x64 apps on ARM processors, but it's a Notion page and the author doesn't control what Notion does with the arrow keys, so this comment adds nothing to the thread.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

Right, I didn't know what Notion was and since the author posted in the comments too I thought this was the author's personal blog or something.

Indeed, I got way more upvotes for this than for any other comment I posted recently (currently 13 points, edit 1 hour later: now 5 points. But usually 1 or 2, or when I'm lucky 3 points). People: don't upvote comments like mine :p

No worries. I use Notion for a lot of stuff and I just wanted to quickly throw something up on the web just in case it could help someone.

Sorry it is not as accessible but I don't have a blog I own that I can make that kind of design decision on.

Interesting. What made you pick Notion instead of a free WP site with default everything?

My guess is "I use Notion for a lot of stuff"

Lol yeah I just didn't feel like putting in the time to set anything else up.

Notion is a notes app first and foremost but it’s possible to post a link to your notes publicly. It’s a neat feature but I didn’t realize they did that to the arrow keys

Reason #687 to run with JS off.

...in which case you get a blank page

Idea: A way for browsers to disable JS on pages after the initial content of a page has loaded.