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-[[https://github.com/keymapperorg/KeyMapper|KeyMapper]] is an app that can remap keys in extremely customizable ways.
-A key map can be set to rebind a key completely, or to keep a key function while adding additional functionality. You can have have functions bound to single press, double press, and long press. You can also chain these key inputs to create sequenced macros.
-For example, using Key Mapper you can bind keys to turn up and down volume, or turn up and down brightness.
-Key Mapper also has grouping for keybinds, which you can assign to app constraints to create app specific profiles. For example, binding a key to tap a screen element such as the send button in a messaging app.
-<note warning>Never set Key Mapper as the default keyboard if you use a lock screen as it will be unable to input. More on that later in this page.</note>
-===== Installation =====
-Key Mapper can be installed from F-Droid: https://f-droid.org/packages/io.github.sds100.keymapper/
-===== Usage =====
-Consider using [[scrcpy]] to assist with setting up keybinds.
-If you want to have Key Mapper bind buttons to keyboard inputs use key codes (Requires Shuzuku/Sui)[https://github.com/RikkaApps/Sui].
-Note: Unfortunately Key Mapper does not work while the phone is closed, as the phone enters a kind of sleep mode.
-Simply
-===== Tips =====
-Using the "Custom" keys:
-The "Custom" keys (I, II, and III) will prompt you to add shortcuts when tapped, you can remove these prompts while retaining secondary functions by debloating the ''jp.kyocera.customizekey'' package. See the [[debloating_apps|Debloating Apps]] to learn how to do this.