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Termux Extra Key And Hidden Keys.
Many users, including YouTubers, install Hacker’s Keyboard to gain access to extra keys when using Termux. It’s a waste of space in my opinion, and it’s much more difficult for me to switch from my Google keyboard to a new keypad to use Termux.
If you want to use more keys in Termux, you can use several commands from the official Termux website, but creating a properties file with Termux code is a bit tedious. I just consolidated several commands so now you can enable those keys with just one command.
How to enable all arrow keys in Termux:
You can access all the arrow keys in Termux Touch using the below command. Just copy and paste the following command into Termux and the keys will appear on your keyboard.
mkdir $HOME/.termux/ ;echo “extra-keys = [[‘ESC’,’/’,’-‘,’HOME’,’UP’,’END’],[‘TAB’,’CTRL’, ‘ALT’,’LEFT’,’DOWN’,’RIGHT’]]” >> $HOME/.termux/termux.properties && termux-reload-settings && sleep 1 && logout
How to enable Page Up and Page Down + Arrow keys:
The code is exactly the same as above but I have added PGUP and PGDN to add the keys up and down the page
mkdir $HOME/.termux/ ;echo “extra-keys = [[‘ESC’,’/’,’-‘,’HOME’,’UP’,’END’,’PGUP’],[‘TAB’, ‘CTRL’,’ALT’,’LEFT’,’DOWN’,’RIGHT’,’PGDN’]]” >> $HOME/.termux/termux.properties && termux-reload-settings && sleep 1 &&logout
How to Enable Function Keys in Termux:
By adding an extra row to the touch keyboard, this operation will allow only function keys. Copy and paste the command below.
mkdir $HOME/.termux/ ;echo “extra-keys = [[‘F1′,’F2′,’F3′,’F4′,’F5′,’F6′,’F12’],[‘ESC’, ‘TAB’,’CTRL’,’ALT’,’-‘,’DOWN’,’UP’]]” >> $HOME/.termux/termux.properties && termux-reload-settings && sleep 1 && logout
You can replace F1 with F7 or any function key in the command to enable that key in Termux.
How to enable all keys in Termux:
I don’t think it’s a good idea to use this open unless you’re doing anything that requires all of these keys to be present at the same time. Copy and paste this command, then press Enter.
mkdir $HOME/.termux/ ;echo “extra-keys = [[‘F1′,’F2′,’F3′,’F4′,’F5′,’F6′,’F7’],[‘ESC’, ‘/’,’-‘,’HOME’,’UP’,’END’,’PGUP’],[‘TAB’,’CTRL’,’ALT’,’LEFT’,’DOWN’,’RIGHT’, ‘PGDN’]]” >> $HOME/.termux/termux.properties && termux-reload-settings && sleep 1 && logout
That’s it, your extra key has been enabled. If you like the post then share it and don’t forget to subscribe us for more updates.
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