Kevin Gessner

FunctionFlip

Removing FunctionFlip from your Mac takes just a few steps.

  1. Open FunctionFlip in System Preferences.
  2. Click "Stop FunctionFlip".
  3. Click "Show All" to return to the main System Preference screen.
  4. Secondary-click (i.e. right-click or two-finger click) the FunctionFlip icon.
  5. Choose "Remove FunctionFlip Preference Pane".
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Get FunctionFlip

Requires Mac OS X 10.5, 10.6, or 10.7.
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Download FunctionFlip 2.2

FunctionFlip is free and open source. Source code available in Kiln.

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Problems?

How to uninstall FunctionFlip

Changes

Upgrading from version 1.0 or 1.1? You'll want to read this important information.

1.0 (9 July 2008): First release

1.1 (20 August 2008): Support for more keyboard layouts, plus new icons by Lorenzo Orlandi

1.2 (13 September 2008): FunctionFlip is now a System Preferences pane.

1.3 (13 October 2008): Expose and Dashboard keys can now be flipped. Modifier keys (Command, Alt, etc.) are passed for flipped keys. Added an About box.

2.0 (27 December 2008): Multiple keyboard support. Fixed F1 and F2 keys on external keyboards.

2.0.1 (27 September 2009): Snow Leopard support.

2.0.2 (28 September 2009): Fix an issue where FunctionFlip may stop working on 10.6.

2.1 (22 May 2010): Stop alert sounds with flipped keys.

2.2 (15 August 2011): Launchpad key support; Bluetooth connection fixes; bug fixes.