Block keys to kiosk mode

SUMMARY

# Block keys to kiosk mode Block keys are a extension that block some shortcuts that a kiosk mode need to work efficientment without strange behaviour. The extension work with two modes: 1. Block keys by keydown. 2. Block by commands. ## 1.- Block keys by keydown The shortcuts blocked are: **Simple keys** * F1 * F3 * F5 * F7 **Ctrl keys** * Ctrl++ * Ctrl+- * Ctrl+A * Ctrl+B * Ctrl+D * Ctrl+F * Ctrl+F4 * Ctrl+G * Ctrl+H * Ctrl+I * Ctrl+J * Ctrl+L * Ctrl+N * Ctrl+O * Ctrl+P * Ctrl+PAGEDOWN * Ctrl+PAGEUP * Ctrl+Q * Ctrl+R * Ctrl+S * Ctrl+T * Ctrl+TAB * Ctrl+U * Ctrl+W * Ctrl+Shift+A * Ctrl+Shift+B * Ctrl+Shift+DELETE * Ctrl+Shift+G * Ctrl+Shift+H * Ctrl+Shift+M * Ctrl+Shift+N * Ctrl+Shift+P * Ctrl+Shift+Q * Ctrl+Shift+T * Ctrl+Shift+TAB * Ctrl+Shift+W * Ctrl+0 * Ctrl+1 * Ctrl+2 * Ctrl+3 * Ctrl+4 * Ctrl+5 * Ctrl+6 * Ctrl+7 * Ctrl+8 * Ctrl+9 **Alt keys** * Alt+ARROWRIGHT * Alt+ARROWLEFT * Alt+B * Alt+F * Alt+F4 * Alt+HOME **Shift keys** * Shift+ESCAPE ## 2.- Block by commands Additional shortcuts are agree on [chrome://extensions/shortcuts] (chrome://extensions/shortcuts) panel. 

The latest version of Block keys to kiosk mode is available on the Chrome web and is currently being used by 6,000 active users. The initial version was launched on 2019-02-18.

HOW TO INSTALL Block keys to kiosk mode FROM A CRX FILE

1. Download Block keys to kiosk mode CRX file
2. NOTE: Sometimes the browser may block downloading / installing CRX file from outside the Chrome Web Store. If so, you may need to download the ZIP file instead
3. In the URL bar, go to chrome://extensions
4. Enable Developer mode

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