Razer just added its banned Snap Tap feature to its recent laptops and keyboards

/ Valve banned Snap Tap in Counter-Strike, but that hasn’t stopped hardware manufacturers.

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Razer, Wooting, Asus, and SteelSeries are among the keyboard manufacturers that have embraced rapid-fire strafing, letting you press two simultaneous opposing directions at the same time to dodge bullets rather than standing still. But while you’ve typically had to buy specific keyboards (or set up null

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