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TV Remote Button Mapper is a utility designed for Android TV and Google TV users, enabling them to remap the buttons on their remotes. This application allows users to assign specific functions to hard-coded keys, such as launching apps or disabling buttons to prevent accidental presses. The app operates entirely offline, ensuring privacy by not requiring internet access or tracking user actions. Its lightweight design guarantees responsiveness on various TV hardware, making it a practical choice for those seeking to enhance their remote control experience.

The app supports single click, double click, and long-press actions, allowing for versatile customization of remote buttons. Users can map keys to various installed applications or system shortcuts, improving usability. Additionally, the application leverages the Android Accessibility Service API for button detection, eliminating the need for root access. Overall, TV Remote Button Mapper stands out for its emphasis on local control and minimal permissions, appealing to users who prioritize privacy and simplicity in their remote management.

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Versión
1.0.2
SISTEMAS OPERATIVOS
Plataforma
Android
Sistema operativo
Android 17.0
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0
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0

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