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I always remap Caps Lock to Control on every system I use.

• fmajid 7y ago
  Same here. Unfortunately iOS does not have that functionality, so I am still looking for a decent BT keyboard with programmable keyboard.
  • gerikson 7y ago
    That’s unfortunate! I’m in the market for a new iPad to replace the one from 2013 I’m using now, and it would be nice to have a full-featured keyboard to use with it.
  • davefp 7y ago
    What does 'decent' mean for you here? Something portable? Or are you more concerned about battery life?
    • fmajid 7y ago
      Good mechanical keyswitches and a solid BT implementation that doesn't time out and enter sleep mode too quickly.
  • johnnycab 7y ago
    This might present itself as a suitable contender, compatible with Windows, macOS, iOS and Android: https://www.keychron.com/ https://www.keychron.com/
    • fmajid 7y ago
      Yes, I have a K1 and a K2. I'd prefer a 65% layout, however, and the upcoming K6 sounds more like what I need.
  • begemotz 7y ago
    the easy (and free) answer on mac is to use karabiner elements to remap keys. https://pqrs.org/osx/karabiner/ https://pqrs.org/osx/karabiner/ Between karabiner and hammerspoon you can 'program' almost any keyboard. edit: misread the 'iOS' but will keep this here for mac users
    • egypturnash 7y ago
      Even easier, if you go into the Keyboard prefs, you can remap the modifiers and caps lock. You can’t do the complicated stuff Karabiner does but if you just want to swap a few modifiers, the OS has you covered.