Is it possible to change the position of the navigation keys without root? Perhaps an app that actually works for this exists?
Any guidance would be appreciated. ????
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Is there anyway to disable keyboard keys? I took my phone apart and it like holds down the p key now :/
Sorry for the bump! But I tried Duprade's keymapper, that didn't work and I can't find anything, anyone know how I can just disable a key? Or disable the slide out keyboard all together?
Does anyone know of a way to map orientation lock to a hardware key? My idea is to have the volume down key mapped to orientation and the volume up key to volume, making all the volume changes I need on the screen with the sliders. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
Well, it is certainly possible to write a program to do such a thing, but it might be easier for you to try Tasker instead. Where it locks orientation on a per app basis.
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Yes there are ways to do it. There have been apps made in the past to make it easy, but they may rely on manufacturer/models.
Adding this in the power prompt seems like the best way to go about it. Root required.
hello members.. please, in my application payed for streaming footbal soccer italian tim league, in full screen i cannot remove the virtual keys in orizontal mode viewing. the orizontal mode is obligatory and in other apps (eg youtube) i don't see these keys... is there a way for removing these keys?
thanks
I'm not sure you can remove the softkeys on a per app basis
alternative is to root, install xposed and lg pie control, then install something like 'gmd auto hide soft keys' or lmt launcher (pie controls)
meangreenie said:
I'm not sure you can remove the softkeys on a per app basis
alternative is to root, install xposed and lg pie control, then install something like 'gmd auto hide soft keys' or lmt launcher (pie controls)
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please i installed but not disappeared and how i return to visible the keys?
you have to activate lg pie control in xposed.. that will get rid of the soft keys on reboot
make sure to have an alternative controls installed though or you won't be able to navigate.. personally i use 'lmt launcher' which can be got from this very xda site, this gives you pie type controls which can be configured to your personal liking. I can't vouch for gmd controls because I've never used them, but they are popular.
Does anyone know how to use Tasker to toggle onscreen NavBar? And... On a related question... Does anyone know how to have the capacitive keys and NavBar functional at the same time?
Many thanks!
Hi guys
Anyone knows how to enable onscreen nav in Oreo? And to disable the capacitive buttons and lights?
I've been looking all over and I can't find any solution
Any help will be greatly appreciated! TIA
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