Keyboard Cleaner for Mac
Intercepts keystrokes when cleaning your keyboard.
Free
In English
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Keyboard Cleaner overview
Keyboard Cleaner comes in handy when you want to clean your keyboard, but you are afraid you might trigger a command or change or delete some of your current work beyond repair and undo. Of course you could save and close everything. Sometimes however, it is just not what you want. Enter Keyboard Cleaner. It shields your desktop and intercepts every keystroke you might accidentally make. Obviously, this is mostly for people who have laptops and can't unplug their keyboards AND do not want to shutdown their laptop to clean the keyboard.
What’s new in version 1.2
Version 1.2:
- Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
Keyboard Cleaner for Mac
Free
In English
Version 1.2
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May 28 2020
Version: 1.2
Great to see this still getting updates. Would love for it to also lock the Touch Bar on newer MacBooks. Sent a note to the dev.
May 28 2020
Version: 1.2
Jolly idea! Makes me think I should clean my old dirty Apple Pro Keyboard... :-D
May 28 2020
Version: 1.2
Keyboard Cleaner 1.2 is actually dated March 6, 2020. The notice of its release date at the dev page is the same. - - The confusion about its release date is due to the difference between how the USA and the UK/Europe abbreviate dates. To us, the release date looks like "03/06/2020". But dev wrote it on his website as "06/03/2020". Oops. The correct and professional way to write this date, which works everywhere and is perfect for databases is '2020/03/06', Year/Month/Day.
May 28 2020
Version: 1.2
Keyboard Cleaner 1.2 is actually dated March 6, 2020. The notice of its release at the dev page is also dated March 6, 2020. - - The confusion about its release date is actually due to the difference between how the USA and the UK/Europe abbreviate dates. To us, the release date looks like "03/06/2020". But dev wrote it on his website as "06/03/2020". Oops. The actually correct and professional way to write this date, which works everywhere and is perfect for databases is '2020/03/06', Year/Month/Day.
