KeyTweak by Travis Krumsick is a free tool that gives you the possibility to easily remap your keyboard. Even though a version of KeyTweak for Mac can not be found on the Internet, there are some tools you can use to perform similar tasks. The following list contains a few alternatives to KeyTweak for Mac.
KeyBindingsEditor is a GUI-based editor for OS X key bindings. It is designed for easy editing and supports single-action bindings (one action per keystroke), multi-action bindings (multiple actions for a keystroke), and Emacs meta binding...
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Karabiner is a powerful and stable keyboard customizer for OS X. The application allows you to easily customize from prepared settings. You can also add your own settings by XML.
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Ukelele is a Unicode keyboard layout editor for the XML-format keyboard layout files in OS X (".keylayout" files). It provides a graphical interface to the layout files with support for drag-and-drop character assignments, creation of dead keys...
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KeyRemap4MacBook is a powerful and stable keyboard customizer for OS X. You can easily customize from prepared settings and you can also add your own settings by XML.
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MediaKeys is a small application that allows you to customize your keyboard buttons. This application can help you if you use a keyboard that lacks any multimedia media keys (volume up, volume down, mute, eject).
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SharpKeys by RandyRants is an open source application that can help you remap the keys...
AutoHotkey by AutoHotkey is a powerful and easy-to-use program that will help...
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