diff --git a/src/lib/assets/random-tips/en.json b/src/lib/assets/random-tips/en.json
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..e55e3c51
--- /dev/null
+++ b/src/lib/assets/random-tips/en.json
@@ -0,0 +1,36 @@
+[
+ "You can use DUP+i to create chords on the fly in any text box",
+ "This site is open source! Check out the full source code on GitHub in the bottom left",
+ "Two letter chords can be activated accidentally in chentry. Be cautious around them",
+ "More inputs in a chord increase the tolerance, making them easier to activate",
+ "The maximum number of outputs in a chord is 256",
+ "You can create backups of your device on the top right",
+ "For programming you should set your auto-delete timeout to about 200ms",
+ "Large parts of this site were written on a CC1",
+ "I use VIM btw...",
+ "I use NixOS btw...",
+ "You can hold shift on the undo button to undo all changes",
+ "GTM stands for Generative Text Menu and can be used to change your device's settings anywhere",
+ "Ambidextrous Throwover (aka Mirror Mode) is a mode designed for one-handed use",
+ "Chentry stands for character entry, or typing letter by letter on a chording enabled device",
+ "Chord modifiers are hard-coded (as of now) and can be used in the English language to add conjucations and more",
+ "You can use 'cursor warping' by adding arrow key actions to a chord, for example to chord '()' with the cursor in the middle of the brackets",
+ "An arpeggiate is a single key press that modifies the preceding chord. Modifiers can be arpeggiated",
+ "Some actions are marked as a 'macro', which means the output is generated by a key sequence rather than a pure key press. Be cautious with those, as they can affect other keys when held together!",
+ "Spurring is a chording only mode which is more advanced, but can greatly imporve typing speed when mastered",
+ "The forced chord phenomenon is when typing a word character by character starts to feel unnatural",
+ "Don't be afraid to delete chords you keep getting wrong",
+ "Most people find it easier to start their chord library from scratch rather than learning someone else's",
+ "A common techinque to deal with conflicts is to add DUP or the same key mirrored on the other hand",
+ "A longer chord is not always more difficult",
+ "Riley Keen made headlines when his Monkeytype score of 500WPM using a CC1 got him banned off the site",
+ "A 3d press refers to pressing down into a 5-way switch",
+ "The serial communication protocol used by CCOS is documented on docs.charachorder.com",
+ "The 'CCOS is ready' message can be turned off in the settings",
+ "Most people using the CC1 don't change the a-z key layout, as further modification provides very little benefit",
+ "Using VIM on the default CC1 a-z layout is perfectly doable, it's just a matter of getting used to it",
+ "You can use Nexus to track words you might want to add to your chord library",
+ "The CC1 default layout was 80% science, 20% art",
+ "There is little to no reason to use hjkl in VIM on a CC1 since the arrows keys are so close already",
+ "The device manager automatically creates a backup for you when you reboot your device into the bootloader"
+]
diff --git a/src/routes/config/chords/+page.svelte b/src/routes/config/chords/+page.svelte
index 96b02605..1f2778d4 100644
--- a/src/routes/config/chords/+page.svelte
+++ b/src/routes/config/chords/+page.svelte
@@ -13,6 +13,7 @@
import { browser } from "$app/environment";
import { expoOut } from "svelte/easing";
import { osLayout } from "$lib/os-layout";
+ import randomTips from "$lib/assets/random-tips/en.json";
const resultSize = 38;
let results: HTMLElement;
@@ -132,7 +133,7 @@
search($searchIndex, event)}
+ on:input={(event) => $searchIndex && search($searchIndex, event)}
class:loading={progress !== $chords.length - 1}
/>