I just bought a tab s 4g and the capacitive buttons are really annoying. Is the there anyway to add soft keys?
Root it. And there is a thread about this
noskill01 said:
Root it. And there is a thread about this
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So there is no way without rooting?
I also find the volume rocker to be really annoying as I always accidentally hit them. It would be nice to be able to turn these off
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I wish so bad I could have one of these quick keys as the back button but you can't, if there was a app that did that we could just assign that app....
Anyone else wish one could be set as the back button?
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i agree. it'd be useful
collins521 said:
I wish so bad I could have one of these quick keys as the back button but you can't, if there was a app that did that we could just assign that app....
Anyone else wish one could be set as the back button?
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If you are rooted, you might be interested in this.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=850464
No problems with remapping with my G2 so far.
User1 , user2, user3 are the three quick keys, starting from the left of the keyborad.
I'm temp rooted and doesn't seem to work cause I have to reboot and even after I have it root on reboot it doesn't stay
Hi.
Been searching around the net but could not find anything.
Is there some mod for the One X international to disable the capacitive buttons and instead get on screen buttons like on the Galaxy Nexus?
follow this thread : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1554111#23780933
Lazarux said:
Is there some mod for the One X international to disable the capacitive buttons and instead get on screen buttons like on the Galaxy Nexus?
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Just to know, why do you want to disable capacitive buttons as virtual buttons will reduce the space available on your screen ?
metadroid said:
Just to know, why do you want to disable capacitive buttons as virtual buttons will reduce the space available on your screen ?
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So do i.
metadroid said:
Just to know, why do you want to disable capacitive buttons as virtual buttons will reduce the space available on your screen ?
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Just wanted to know if it's possible I'm a flashoholic with all sort of roms and mods so the tought just came to my mind the other day.
[Q] How do you turn on the on screen "capacitive" buttons for E4GT AOKP CM10 Roms?
Just as the title states...how do I do this? I've been looking around and around because I have this annoying phantom button press going on and I just want to deactivate my capacitive buttons and enable the onscreen buttons for my preference. PLEAASSEE Help me out!!
Thanks :good:
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javery1019 said:
Just as the title states...how do I do this? I've been looking around and around because I have this annoying phantom button press going on and I just want to deactivate my capacitive buttons and enable the onscreen buttons for my preference. PLEAASSEE Help me out!!
Thanks :good:
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Nvm I solved it guys by editing the build.prop method. Download any root managing app and put this code in the bottom
qemu.hw.mainkeys=0
Reboot and whoop!
you have your on screen softkeys!!
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Hi does anyone know how to disable capacitive buttons? I want to use on screen buttons instead as I keep hitting the capacitive button accidentally.
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ccelis said:
Hi does anyone know how to disable capacitive buttons? I want to use on screen buttons instead as I keep hitting the capacitive button accidentally.
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There is a flashable zip which turns off the backlight of these buttons but their functionality is mainatained.
I don't know if you can totally disable them.
ccelis said:
Hi does anyone know how to disable capacitive buttons? I want to use on screen buttons instead as I keep hitting the capacitive button accidentally.
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Go to Setting-General-QuickButton-Select Shortcut-None. I was hitting the button all the time, came to hate it.
arifqur said:
There is a flashable zip which turns off the backlight of these buttons but their functionality is mainatained.
I don't know if you can totally disable them.
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Thanks, but i can already disable the backlight in settings. Just can't disable them.
TheMighyLoki said:
Go to Setting-General-QuickButton-Select Shortcut-None. I was hitting the button all the time, came to hate it.
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Capacitive buttons meaning the back and menu buttons, but thanks.
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I found this but do not know how to do it, good luck.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2356085
As the title has suggested, I want to find a way to temporarily disable the hardware buttons during gaming. It is a really painful experience as I always hit those buttons. Is the any way through xposed or something like the miui hardware buttons toggle to temporarily disable those buttons?
LKspro said:
As the title has suggested, I want to find a way to temporarily disable the hardware buttons during gaming. It is a really painful experience as I always hit those buttons. Is the any way through xposed or something like the miui hardware buttons toggle to temporarily disable those buttons?
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i know what you mean, would be nice but i think the only way is via the settings toggle...
Sorry, there isn't. Android doesn't allow this, I think not even on custom ROMs.