With the advent of iOS 13.4, the much-awaited task has come: mouse support. But the keyboard remains a critical part of the iPad experience. Although some keyboards are similar in size you do not have an ESC key on the iPad, in the system we can replace the existing key with this. Let's look at doing it.
How to add ESC key to iPad keyboard
The ESC key can be used from time to time. But it's one of the reasons that if you need it and use it, you get enough use. For many advanced users, this button is important for other uses. If you are one of those want to have this key at all costs on your keyboard, but you don't want to buy one that combines it, there's a way to get it.
In this case, you can change what happens with the physical key and its subsequent translation into action on the application. That is, you can make the key do something different than it should. IPadOS offers this possibility by following these steps:
- Go to Settings> Keyboard> Virtual Keyboard.
- There you will see different options, including one that completely changes the keyboard layout.
- Go to conversion indicators.
Here you will see five buttons that you can adjust: cap key, control, option, command and balloon. If you click on one of them, seven more steps will appear. In addition to what we have said, there is an ESC key and the possibility of leaving the key inactive.
Our favorite option is to have an ESC key. The problem is deciding which of the five to replace. Keys very important, so it will depend on the performance we have on each.
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