Modifier keys.

This value matches DOM's KeyboardEvent's event.code.

The numeric keypad's addition key, +.

The All Candidates key, which starts multi-candidate mode, in which multiple candidates are displayed for the ongoing input.

The Alt (Alternative) key.

Alt , Option or ? .

Presents a list of recently-used applications which lets the user change apps quickly.

The left arrow key (?).

The up arrow key (?).

Adjusts audio balance toward the left.

Reduces bass boosting or cycles downward through bass boost modes or states.

Increases the amount of bass boosting, or cycles upward through a set of bass boost modes or states.

Increases the amount of bass.

Adjusts the audio fader toward the rear.

Decreases the amount of treble.

Decreases the audio volume.

Increases the audio volume.

Toggles the power on an external AVR unit.

Used for both the US \| (on the 101-key layout) and also for the keylocated between the " and Enter keys on row C of the 102-, 104- and 106-key layouts.

[{ on a US keyboard.

The Brightness Down key.

Navigates to the previous content or page in the current Web view's history.

Navigates to the next content or page in the current Web view's history.

Refreshes the current page or content.

Stops loading the currently displayed Web view or content.

The Camera key; activates the camera.

The Cancel key.

Switches to the previous channel.

The Clear key.

Toggles closed captioning on and off.

General-purpose media function key, color-coded red; this has index 0 among the colored keys.

General-purpose media function key, color-coded yellow; this has index 2 among the colored keys.

General-purpose media function key, color-coded grey; this has index 4 among the colored keys.

,< on a US keyboard.

Shows the context menu.

Control or ?

The Convert key, which instructs the IME to convert the current input method sequence into the resulting character.

The Cursor Select key, CrSel.

A dead "combining" key; that is, a key which is used in tandem with other keys to generate accented and other modified characters.

The Delete key, Del, and ? .

1! on a US keyboard.

3# on a US keyboard.

5% on a US keyboard.

7& on a US keyboard.

9( on a US keyboard.

Cycles among video sources.

Switches the input source to the Digital Video Recorder (DVR).

The Eject or ? key.

The End Call or Hang Up button.

=+ on a US keyboard.

The Esc (Escape) or ? key.

The Execute key.

The first general-purpose function key, F1.

The F11 key.

The F13 key.

The F15 key.

The F17 key.

The F19 key.

The F20 key.

The F4 key.

The F6 key.

The F8 key.

Clears the program or content stored in the first favorites list slot.

Clears the program or content stored in the third favorites list slot.

Selects (recalls) the program or content stored in the first favorites list slot.

Selects (recalls) the program or content stored in the third favorites list slot.

Stores the current program or content into the first favorites list slot.

Stores the current program or content into the third favorites list slot.

The Final (Final Mode) key is used on some Asian keyboards to enter final mode when using IMEs.

The Finish key.

The FnLock or F-Lock (Function Lock) key.

The Home button, which takes the user to the phone's main screen (usually an application launcher).

Switches to the last character group on an ISO/IEC 9995 keyboard.

Switches to the previous character group on an ISO/IEC 9995 keyboard.

If the guide is currently displayed, this button tells the guide to display the next day's content.

The Hangul (Korean character set) mode key, which toggles between Hangul and English entry modes.

The Hankaku (half-width characters) key.

The Help key.

The Hiragana key.

The Home or ? key.

Toggles the display of information about the currently selected content, program, or media.

Tells the device to perform an instant replay (typically some form of jumping back a short amount of time then playing it again, possibly but not usually in slow motion).

Located between the / and right Shift keys.Labelled \? ( ro ) on a Japanese keyboard.

Selects the Junja mode, in which Korean is represented using single-byte Latin characters.

The Kanji Mode key.

a on a US keyboard.Labelled q on an AZERTY (e.g., French) keyboard.

c on a US keyboard.

e on a US keyboard.

g on a US keyboard.

i on a US keyboard.

k on a US keyboard.

m on a US keyboard.

o on a US keyboard.

q on a US keyboard.Labelled a on an AZERTY (e.g., French) keyboard.

s on a US keyboard.

u on a US keyboard.

w on a US keyboard.Labelled z on an AZERTY (e.g., French) keyboard.

y on a US keyboard.Labelled z on a QWERTZ (e.g., German) keyboard.

The 11 key found on certain media numeric keypads.

Korean: HangulMode ?/? ( han/yeong ) Japanese (Mac keyboard): ?? ( kana )

Japanese (word-processing keyboard): Katakana

Japanese (word-processing keyboard): Zenkaku/Hankaku

Sometimes labelled My Computer on the keyboard

The first generic application launcher button.

The 11th generic application launcher button.

The 13th generic application launcher button.

The 15th generic application launcher button.

The second generic application launcher button.

The fourth generic application launcher button.

The sixth generic application launcher button.

The eighth generic application launcher button.

The Calculator key.

The Contacts key.

The Media Player key.

The My Computer key on Windows keyboards.

The Screen Saver key.

The Web Browser key.

The Word Processor key.

Lists the current program.

Locks or unlocks the currently selected content or program.

Opens the user interface to forward a message.

Sends the current message.

Presents a list of media applications, such as photo viewers, audio and video players, and games.

Starts, continues, or increases the speed of fast forwarding the media.

Pauses the currently playing media.

Toggles between playing and pausing the current media.

Starts, continues, or increases the speed of rewinding the media.

Skips backward to the previous content or program.

Steps backward to the previous content or program.

Stops the current media activity (such as playing, recording, pausing, forwarding, or rewinding).

Seeks to the next media or program track.

The Meta key.

The Windows, ? , Command or other OS symbol key.

Decreases the microphone's input volume.

Increases the microphone's input volume.

The Mode Change key.

Navigates into a submenu or option.

Navigates out of the current screen or menu.

Creates a new document or message.

Cycles to the next channel in the favorites list.

The NonConvert ("Don't convert") key.

The Notification key.

0 Ins on a keyboard 0 on a phone or remote control

2 ? on a keyboard 2 ABC on a phone or remote control

4 ? on a keyboard 4 GHI on a phone or remote control

6 ? on a keyboard 6 MNO on a phone or remote control

8 ? on a keyboard 8 TUV on a phone or remote control

+

C or AC (All Clear).

, (thousands separator).