https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fevdev.nakedbrowser&hl=en
I just wanted to let people know that after a lot of searching I found a browser that supports keyboard shortcuts, such as Ctrl+T to create a new tab, that is not Google Chrome. To boot it's lightweight and pretty awesome.
Others that work
Ctrl + W close tab
Ctrl + Tab cycle tabs
Alt + Arrow Left/Right to go back/forward
Ctrl + F to Find in Page
Ctrl + A Select all
Let me try the link again, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fevdev.nakedbrowser&hl=en
Awesome browser, have been using it for years. Regularly updated, nil bugs, gestures, undo close tab - just not the prettiest. So are you using a Bluetooth keyboard using Chrome cast or miracast?
I'm using the new Microsoft mobile keyboard (bluetooth). It works really well.
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Does anyone know where to find out all the shortcuts you can do with an external keyboard on Android 4.0? Things like the back button, home screen, etc. Thank.
Thread Necromancy, I know, but this is a serious question that remains unanswered. Here's the most info I've found:
Rootzwiki User Gr8gorilla posted a list of shortcuts that work with his Targus Bluetooth Keyboard (I'm editing the list for formatting, and adding more as I find them.)
ESC: Back (woo!)
Targus FN + F* keys: (edit: These only work with the specific model of Targus keyboard. Your FN key may only perform functions as labelled, test it to verify)
FN+F1: Search
FN+F8: play/pause music
FN+F7: Skip Prev
FN+F9: Skip Next
FN+F11: Volume -
FN+F12: Volume +
FN+ESC: Wallpaper, manage apps, system settings.
Alt+Tab - recent apps, task switcher (WOO!)
CTRL + Alpha keys:
Ctrl+A: Market (edit: this opens the "add to home screen" menu for me)
Ctrl+P: Settings
Ctrl+W: Wallpaper
Ctrl+M: Apps
In Browser: (edit: these work in other apps too, if they apply)
Ctrl+B: Bookmarks
Ctrl+A: Select all
Ctrl+C: Copy
Ctrl+V: Paste
Ctrl+W: Close current tab
Ctrl+T: Open new tab
Command/Windows button + : (edit: these commands work from anywhere, even in other apps)
Win+E: Launch Default Email App (brings up a choice dialog if necessary)
Win+A: Launch Calculator.apk
Win+S: Launch Messaging.apk (SMS App)
Win+C: Launch Contacts
Win+B: Launch Browser.apk (not your default browser, unfortunately)
Win+P: Launch Music.apk (not your default music player, unfortunately)
Win+L: Launch Calendar
Win+M: Launch Google Maps
From my own experience: the above work, other than the Targus-specific ones. I've tested them all. I'm looking for more, especially ways to activate "HOME", "MENU" and to open/close the notification drawer.
Also, you can edit your /system/usr/keylayout/qwerty.kl to change which key codes sent by the bluetooth keyboard activate various functions. This would be a rather involved hack, and may be specific to your hardware. Doing it wrong could compromise your ability to use your software keyboard. Also, it would be replaced whenever you flash a ROM, and possibly some smaller updates as well. Here's a guide to hacking keyboard layouts, though it's a bit old, and I haven't tested it. DO AT YOUR OWN RISK, but post your results either way!
I'm looking for a way to enable the Android SDK Emulator Shortcut Keys on real devices. It would give us that which we're missing.
Ctrl+W and Ctrl+T
In the stock browser:
Ctrl+W - closes the current tab
Ctrl+T - opens a new tab
There may be more of these that are similar to chrome shortcuts but those are the only two I really use.
erupe said:
In the stock browser:
Ctrl+W - closes the current tab
Ctrl+T - opens a new tab
There may be more of these that are similar to chrome shortcuts but those are the only two I really use.
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Tested to verify. Works in Chrome as well. Added to the list above!
Thanks for coming up with that list. Really appreciate it.
I'd just like to clarify something: using an app called KeyEvent Display, free on Google Play, you can verify that Android is actually receiving keystrokes from your keyboard. I've tested every key on my keyboard, and found that they correspond exactly with /system/usr/keylayout/Generic.kl (fn key excluded, because that's handled by the keyboard itself, not passed to the OS).
I think the Android Framework doesn't know what to do with:
F-Keys
Mute
wow nice one.
Hello guys, I just found this browser in Play Store. This is not my work. I just thought I'd like to share. This browser is so customizable and so light, only about 1MB. The best part is it's total free. Give it a shot, guy!
Description:
"HabitBrowser" is a feature-rich Web browser.
Various operations can be comfortable using the quick menu.
- For quick menu
Appears in the "Tap and Hold" to the Center from the side of the screen
- For menu icon
Not using the quick menu, toolbar is set to or toolbar hidden menu is displayed when the menu, all is not set
* If you have enabled the setting that you do not use the menu icon does not always appear
Please enable for example, when the menu button is present on terminal
- For user scripts
It does not correspond to the "@match" "@require"
- For setting POST downloads
Please set to OFF if the operation such as the login form will not be successful
- For information about selecting text
After you tap the location where you want to select, please run the menu "Select Text"
- For Mouse Cursor
move the cursor with one finger
tap the cursor position on tap
long tap the cursor position on long tap
scroll with two fingers
Operation check terminal:
Galaxy Nexus 4.1.1
Xperia VL 4.0.4
Get it on Play Store: http://goo.gl/mOzda. Please rate 5 stars if you like the app.
Please note:
Since this is not my work, if you have any suggestion/issue just go to menu in the app and tap "Send feedback."
How to enable text reflow:
Check "Auto-fit page" under the "Settings"-"Content". Then whenever you want text reflow just tap the screen twice quickly after zooming in. It should do the trick though doesn't work everytime. The dev is independent.
User Agents:
I just updated and added new User Agents. Grab here: http://goo.gl/Wo5mH
Updated: iPhone and iPad.
Added: Blackberry, Chrome Desktop, Opera Mini, and Symbian S60.
Enjoy!
Try this setting http://goo.gl/KweAu if you face any issue. See if it fix.
How to: Go to Settings-Advance-Import Settings-Locate the downloaded file-Select-Check User Agents/Settings-Tap Ok. That's it.
ril z said:
Hello guys, I just found this browser in Play Store. This is not my work. I just thought I'd like to share. This browser is so costumizable and so light, only about 1MB. The best part is it's total free. Give it a shot, guy!
Description:
"HabitBrowser" is a feature-rich Web browser.
Various operations can be comfortable using the quick menu.
- For quick menu
Appears in the "Tap and Hold" to the Center from the side of the screen
- For menu icon
Not using the quick menu, toolbar is set to or toolbar hidden menu is displayed when the menu, all is not set
* If you have enabled the setting that you do not use the menu icon does not always appear
Please enable for example, when the menu button is present on terminal
- For user scripts
It does not correspond to the "@match" "@require"
- For setting POST downloads
Please set to OFF if the operation such as the login form will not be successful
- For information about selecting text
After you tap the location where you want to select, please run the menu "Select Text"
- For Mouse Cursor
move the cursor with one finger
tap the cursor position on tap
long tap the cursor position on long tap
scroll with two fingers
Operation check terminal:
Galaxy Nexus 4.1.1
Xperia VL 4.0.4
Get it on Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/...gle&utm_medium=organic&utm_term=habit+browser
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Nice app thank you.. Going to try
wow,tons of options,will take a while to go through all.
Found a small bug
Default zoom,far and close are mixed up.
Actually close is far and the other way around
This browser is amazing. Habit can outsmart chrome and other big brothers easily In terms of speed and performance. Tons of options ,Configurable themes
Disc control is awesome.
in terms off speed this stands next to opera mini. But with full features.
Every thing in <2 MB great
Thanks for sharing
AW: [APP] [4.0.3+] Habit Browser: The Most Powerful Browser
Performance has quite a lot of space to improve, the wheel is kind of weird,I think a sort of pie would be better.
Still like the big customizing options, they're even kind if overwhelming.
Would like to see a black and white only theme in three future
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I don't comment much in this section. However, this browser is really very good! Silly as it may sound, I like Firefox because it has a "quit" option. I love how you've even put thought into the quit function! The browser is fast and lightweight too. Great work!
nice find!
very nice app，very fast broswer，very cool.
only hope there's no ad
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Great...simply great...clean and powerful...
Simply awesome!
Trying the browser out. Excellent customisation and theming options. A few suggestions
- Help section or FAQ on the various options
- Is it possible to keep the browser synced with your desktop bookmarks like the stock Jelly Bean browser does?
- Can text be made to reflow and auto fit the screen when zooming in and out.
Zoom text reflow missing, otherwise excellent.
Hey guys. Since this is not my work, if you have any suggestion just go to menu in the app and tap "send feedback." I'd also like to add if you want text reflow try check "autofit page". It should do the trick though doesn't work everytime. The dev is independent.
Sent from my GT-I9300 EX using xda premium
Can you post the apk for me I don't have access to Google play
Sent from my own hell
Hello guys. I just updated and added new User Agents. Grab here: goo.gl/lvTBX
Updated: iPhone and iPad.
Added: Blackberry, Chrome Desktop, and Opera Mini.
Enjoy!
How to: Go to Settings-Advance-Import Setting-Locate the downloaded file-Select-Check User Agents-Tap Ok. That's it.
Sent from my GT-I9300 EX using xda premium
Just the best browser that I've tested. Light, very customizable and really fast. Don't run in background if you don't want. Uninstalled my other browsers. Thanks to the dev!
Thanks, trying it out now.
Nice find!
ril z said:
Hello guys. I just updated and added new User Agents. Grab here: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B07u4T6o4RCtZmltejZ1YjFvb3c/edit
Updated: iPhone and iPad.
Added: Blackberry, Chrome Desktop, and Opera Mini.
Enjoy!
How to: Go to Settings-Advance-Import Setting-Locate the downloaded file-Select-Check User Agents-Tap Ok. That's it.
Sent from my GT-I9300 EX using xda premium
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Your Google Drive account is not allowing access to download the update.
Nice browser, thanks for the tip.
Sent from my LT30p using Tapatalk 2
Hi all,
I'm starting to consider buying a laptop but honestly, I will not use it that often, so I thought a tablet would be a good option too. The thing is that, when browsing the net, I find a mouse with wheel absolutely necessary. So, can you tell me if an android tablet with a mouse:
- Opens links in background tabs when using the middle button.
- Can you scroll using the wheel?
- If you right click, does it behave like a long tap?
Browser questions:
- Can you set the tab bar as "always visible"?
- Can you pin tabs?
As you can see, what I want is something as similar as possible to computers in regards of browsing the web.
Thanks.
ups, I think i posted the question in the wrong forum. Maybe the mods would like to move it here? http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=456
Sorry
nobody?
khodos said:
Hi all,
- Opens links in background tabs when using the middle button.
- Can you scroll using the wheel?
- If you right click, does it behave like a long tap?
Browser questions:
- Can you set the tab bar as "always visible"?
- Can you pin tabs?
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Hang on, let me check.
TF700T, Logitech M705
I've found that the Back button on my mouse functions as a back button on Android.
Stock:
- No. Scroll press = browser menu.
- Yes. Down scroll = Down motion
- No. Rightclick = Zoom/click.
- Tabs visible by default. (Top bar.)
- Not as far as I can find.
Firefox:
- No. Scroll press = browser menu.
- Yes. Scroll Down - Upward motion. (Weird... but alas.)
- Sometimes. It worked a few seconds ago, now it doesnt...
- On a tablet, the tab bar stays put on the left side if you open it.
- Not as far as I can find.
Chrome:
- No. Scroll press = browser menu
- Yes. Scroll down - Down motion.
- No. Rightclick = Zoom/click.
- Tabs visible by default. (Top bar.)
- Rightclick = Zoom/click.
What a let-down...
Thanks a lot Lea!
This experimental input method for Android TV devices includes both a control mapper and a variety of options for text entry.
Jump to the latest release.
Control Mapper:
Remap buttons
Use buttons as hotkeys to quickly launch favorite apps
Switch your Sony Touchpad Remote to/from mouse pointer mode (Sony Bravia only)
Create several control mapper profiles and assign each app to the appropriate profile
Keyboard:
On-screen keyboard
T9 style entry with a TV remote with number and color keys
Dictate the contents of any text field using your remote with onboard microphone
Note: This means voice search will not be summoned when a text field has focus.
Notes:
Motion controls (e.g. analog sticks) cannot yet be remapped. An extremely limited form of this functionality is expected to eventually be released for all users. Full support will require the app to be signed with the platform key.
It might be possible to remap your controls in such a way that you have difficulty using your TV. Don't do that.
v2016.09.17
* Can now intercept the GUIDE key on Sony Bravia TV's
* Vendor-neutral improvements in the dispatch of special keys. Because CMAK cannot intercept most of these keys, you will generally have to choose them from the list instead of recording them.
* When choosing a key to dispatch from the list, CMAK will now detect special keys that are relevant to your TV and list them above everything else. This should dramatically reduce the need to scroll the list and reduce the amount of guessing necessary when special keys have terrible names.
For the benefit of anyone else who has a Sony Bravia, these are the special keys on my TV:
3D_MODE
Does not correspond to any key on my remote, but displays the "3D Mode" configuration dialog.
BUTTON_1
The DISCOVER button on my remote.
BUTTON_2
The ACTION MENU button on my remote.
BUTTON_3
The SYNC MENU button on my remote.
BUTTON_4
The NETFLIX button on my remote. It is suggested that if you want to map a key to Netflix, that you use an app shortcut instead.
BUTTON_5
Has no apparent function on my TV.
BUTTON_6
Does not correspond to any key on my remote, but opens the "Playstation Now" app. It is suggested that you if you want to map a key to Playstation Now, that you use an app shortcut instead.
BUTTON_7
Has no apparent function on my TV.
BUTTON_8
Does not correspond to any key on my remote, but opens the "Google Play Movies" app. It is suggested that you if you want to map a key to Google Play Movies, that you use an app shortcut instead.
BUTTON_15
BUTTON_16
These have no apparent function on my TV.
GUIDE
The GUIDE button on my remote. CMAK can also intercept this button and remap it.
HELP
The HELP button on my remote.
TV
The TV button on my remote.
TV_CONTENTS_MENU
Does not correspond to any key on my remote, but opens a dialog that says the feature is not available.
TV_INPUT
The TV INPUT button on my remote.
TV_INPUT_COMPOSITE_1
Does not correspond to any key on my remote, but switches the input to VIDEO 1.
TV_INPUT_COMPOSITE_2
TV_INPUT_COMPONENT_1
TV_INPUT_COMPONENT_2
Does not correspond to any key on my remote, but switches the input to COMPONENT.
TV_INPUT_HDMI_1
TV_INPUT_HDMI_2
TV_INPUT_HDMI_3
TV_INPUT_HDMI_4
Does not correspond to any key on my remote, but switches the input to the corresponding HDMI input.
TV_INPUT_VGA_1
Has no apparent function on my TV.
TV_ZOOM_MODE
The WIDE button on my remote.
v2016.09.18:
This release resolves a major problem discovered in the build process and should improve stability.
CMAK is now available on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=by4a.keyboard.leanback
v2016.09.29
Optional non-staggered key layout
Added new "Peripheral Manager" but it's not good for much yet
Various internal fixes and improvements
If you're using CMAK, please post your feedback!
4a_j said:
v2016.09.29
Optional non-staggered key layout
Added new "Peripheral Manager" but it's not good for much yet
Various internal fixes and improvements
If you're using CMAK, please post your feedback!
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Is it opensource by any chance???
Awesome Idea
I am too using Sony Bravia... with Dishtv (india) this is really a great app.... :good::good:
i really needed such an app... what i am trying to do is map some dummy buttons on my remote to special key for STB_POWER
unfortunatley this is not working.....
as of now everytime i need to goto Action Menu >> Right >> Right >> STB_POWER >> Confirm
i was very happy to find this key in the key to dispatch but to my bad luck this isn't working yet....
also cmake is not available in India Playstore i had downloaded manually any country restrcitions ???
if this starts working for me i need not break my head to send ircc commands via tasker http wifi etc..... trying hard to fix that aswell.... that too seems very complicated and unreliable as of now as it has too much dependency :fingers-crossed:
Hi
There is no t9 keyboard entry for my remote and even i can't find t9 keyboard option in cmak settings
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CMAK is now available on Google Play:
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The app does not appear to be available in Canada. I'm getting a "Sorry! This content is not available in your country yet" message when clicking on the link. Any way you could make it available in Canada?
Thanks!
I would like to remapper this button (GLOBOPLAY - Orange Button) in TCL remote control, is it possible?
TCL 49C2US Android TV 6.0.
Don't work for me, any tutorial ?
I can't seem to get the Control Mapper to worn on my Shield. I set a button to launch the Control Mapper, but it never actually launches when I press it. I'm on Shield Experience 7.1.0 (Android TV 8.0). Any ideas?
EDIT: Turns out you have to hold the button for a few seconds. All good here now. Thanks!
Hi all.
Not sure how to use this. I have an Android TV Box with a remote that has numbers. I was hoping to be able to use the numbers as a T9 to enter text into the Box.
I installed CMAK but haven't found the way to use it yet. Can someone help me, please? Thanks in advance!
it`s no good without instruccions
I'm coming from an iPhone and wanted to know if there's a good way to implement a browsers forward and back button by swiping like the Safari browser. I've found an app that works okayish but it's only customization is for the back button and it's global (not just chrome).
Is there a mod out there or rom that supports this feature? I kind of like the iPhone feel but the customization of Android.
You are really asking for a feature of the browser rather than of the OS, so I don't think that a ROM is your solution. The reason you could find a system-wide modification for the "back" button is that "back" is a standard Android navigation feature, and so all apps have to handle this. "Forward" is definitely just a part of the browser's interface, and something it's up to the browser developer to implement, so I don't think there's any generic mod that can provide that for all browsers.
The commonest browser interface uses the back navigation button as the browser's back button, and the forward button can be found by touching the little "3 dots" context menu in the top-right corner (may need to scroll up in the browser to see this, as many hide such elements when you are viewing a page). That's how Chrome works.
I just had a play with the browsers on my phone (I've several), and NB Pro does allow you to set gestures like this (swipe left/right along bottom of screen, or two finger swipes - the need for a specific part of the screen or using two fingers presumably being to distinguish a swipe gesture from side-scrolling on a page that's wider than the screen). Now NB Pro (the paid version of Naked Browser) has a very unflashy user interface: it's designed to be lightweight, not pretty, so may or may not be to your tastes. I've read that UC Browser supports such gestures, but there have been a number of privacy concerns about that one so I've personally never tried it.