Java Edition untranslated keys

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This feature is exclusive to Java Edition.

This page is detailing keys that controls can be bound to in the latest version of Java Edition, but which are not explicitly named in-game (see MC-170376). Hardware and operating system specifics are listed accordingly.

Note that the key must be explicitly tested in Java Edition and the lack of a proper name confirmed for inclusion in this list.

List of keys

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Windows

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Dedicated keys

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Cases where a single, nonstandard key causes scancode.### to be displayed when any control is bound to it.

Displayed name	Key	Keyboard	Computer	JE version	Windows version	Notes
scancode.256	Many keys map to this - see section
scancode.261	Messenger	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.272	Previous Track	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.272	Previous Track	^{[keyboards 2]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.278	Log Off	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.281	Next Track	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.281	Next Track	^{[keyboards 2]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.288	Mute	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.288	Mute	^{[keyboards 2]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.289	Calculator	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.290	Play/Pause	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.290	Play/Pause	^{[keyboards 2]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.292	Stop	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.292	Stop	^{[keyboards 2]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.302	Volume Down	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.302	Volume Down	^{[keyboards 2]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.304	Volume Up	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.304	Volume Up	^{[keyboards 2]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.306	Web/Home	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.306	Web/Home	^{[keyboards 2]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.316	My Music	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.332	My Documents	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.350	Power	^{[keyboards 2]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}	^{[note 1]}
scancode.351	Sleep	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}	^{[note 2]}
scancode.351	Sleep	^{[keyboards 2]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}	^{[note 2]}
scancode.355	Wake	^{[keyboards 2]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.356	My Pictures	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.357	Search	^{[keyboards 2]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.358	Camera(?)	^{[keyboards 2]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.359	Refresh	^{[keyboards 2]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.360	Close	^{[keyboards 2]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.361	Forward	^{[keyboards 2]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.362	Back	^{[keyboards 2]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.363	Monitor(?)	^{[keyboards 2]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.364	Mail	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.364	Mail	^{[keyboards 2]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.365	Media	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.365	Media	^{[keyboards 2]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}

scancode.256

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scancode.256 on Windows appears to be a generic fallback for several unrecognized keyboard inputs, and as such many different unrelated inputs can cause this to appear. This appears to arise from a bug in GLFW, which may be fixed at some point in the future.^[1] The following is a list of known examples from single buttons:

Key	Keyboard	Computer	JE version	Windows version	Notes
Browser^[2]	^{[keyboards 3]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}	^{[note 3]}
Browser^[2]	^{[keyboards 4]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}	^{[note 3]}
Calculator^[2]	^{[keyboards 3]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}	^{[note 4]}
Computer(?)	^{[keyboards 4]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}	^{[note 3]}
E-mail^[2]	^{[keyboards 3]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
	^{[keyboards 4]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
	^{[keyboards 3]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
	^{[keyboards 4]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}

Key combos

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Cases where specific key combinations cause scancode.### to appear, or keys that would otherwise have named bindings causing scancode.### to appear when another key (e.g. F Lock) is in a certain state.

It may be Mojang's intention to not fix cases where the exact same key in the exact same position can put out different codes, and that the same key should always give the same in-game behavior (for example, you cannot bind a control to @ by holding shift and then binding something to the 2 key, so it might be intended that the F2 key would always bind F2 regardless of whether the Fn key is held or not).

Displayed name	Combo	Function	Keyboard	Computer	JE version	Windows version
scancode.256	Many combos map to this - see section
scancode.257	+	System Info	^{[keyboards 5]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.257	+	System Info	^{[keyboards 5]}	^{[wincomputers 3]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 2]}
scancode.263	w/o	Redo	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.264	w/o	Undo	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.272	w/o	Previous Track	^{[keyboards 5]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.272	w/o	Previous Track	^{[keyboards 5]}	^{[wincomputers 3]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 2]}
scancode.281	w/o	Next Track	^{[keyboards 5]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.281	w/o	Next Track	^{[keyboards 5]}	^{[wincomputers 3]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 2]}
scancode.288	w/o	Mute	^{[keyboards 5]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.288	w/o	Mute	^{[keyboards 5]}	^{[wincomputers 3]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 2]}
scancode.290	w/o	Play/Pause	^{[keyboards 5]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.290	w/o	Play/Pause	^{[keyboards 5]}	^{[wincomputers 3]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 2]}
scancode.291	w/o	Spell	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.299	w/o	Brightness Down	^{[keyboards 5]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
	w/o	Brightness Down	^{[keyboards 5]}	^{[wincomputers 3]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 2]}
	w/o	Brightness Up	^{[keyboards 5]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
	w/o	Brightness Up	^{[keyboards 5]}	^{[wincomputers 3]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 2]}
scancode.302	w/o	Volume Down	^{[keyboards 5]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.302	w/o	Volume Down	^{[keyboards 5]}	^{[wincomputers 3]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 2]}
scancode.304	w/o	Volume Up	^{[keyboards 5]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.304	w/o	Volume Up	^{[keyboards 5]}	^{[wincomputers 3]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 2]}
scancode.315	w/o	Help	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.318	w/o	New	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.319	w/o	Open	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.320	w/o	Close	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.321	w/o	Reply	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.322	w/o	Forward	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.323	w/o	Send	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.343	w/o	Save	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
scancode.344	w/o	Print	^{[keyboards 1]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}

scancode.256

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For much the same reason as the prior section, key combinations can also result in controls being bound to this specific code.

Combo	Function	Keyboard	Computer	JE version	Windows version	Notes
+	Media	^{[keyboards 4]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}	^{[note 3]}
+	Volume Down	^{[keyboards 4]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
+	Volume Down	^{[keyboards 4]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
+	Volume Up	^{[keyboards 4]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
+	Volume Up	^{[keyboards 4]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
+	Mute	^{[keyboards 4]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
+	Mute	^{[keyboards 4]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
+	Stop	^{[keyboards 4]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}	^{[note 5]}
+	Previous Track	^{[keyboards 4]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}	^{[note 6]}
+	Play/Pause	^{[keyboards 4]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}	^{[note 7]}
+	Next Track	^{[keyboards 4]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}	^{[note 8]}
+	E-mail	^{[keyboards 4]}	^{[wincomputers 1]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
+	E-mail	^{[keyboards 4]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}
+	Browser	^{[keyboards 4]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}	^{[note 3]}
+	Calculator	^{[keyboards 4]}	^{[wincomputers 2]}	1.20.2	^{[winver 1]}	^{[note 4]}

Linux

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evdev, which is used by Linux for keyboard inputs, is also used by FreeBSD.

The windowing system may affect the keycodes produced, although both X and Wayland use xkb so this is unlikely to be relevant. The kernel build could also affect these, but this is even less likely to be an issue.

For some specific keyboards, according to evtest, only a "scan" event is sent for some rare keys - no "key" event is sent. This is likely a bug with the Linux kernel itself - a report for this is planned.

Dedicated keys

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Displayed name	USB usage			Keyboard	JE version	OS	Notes
Displayed name	Page	Name	ID	Keyboard	JE version	OS	Notes
scancode.107	Keyboard/Keypad	Keyboard PrintScreen	70	Unknown	1.15.2	Unknown	^{[note 9]}
scancode.120	^{[keyboards 1]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
scancode.121	Keyboard/Keypad Consumer	Keyboard Mute Mute	127 226	^{[keyboards 1]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}	^{[note 10]}
				^{[keyboards 2]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
				^{[keyboards 6]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 2]}
scancode.122	Keyboard/Keypad Consumer	Keyboard Volume Down Volume Decrement	129 234	^{[keyboards 1]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}	^{[note 10]}
				^{[keyboards 2]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
				^{[keyboards 6]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 2]}
scancode.123	Keyboard/Keypad Consumer	Keyboard Volume Up Volume Increment	128 233	^{[keyboards 1]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}	^{[note 10]}
				^{[keyboards 2]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
				^{[keyboards 6]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 2]}
scancode.124	Keyboard/Keypad Consumer	Keyboard Power Power	102 48	^{[keyboards 2]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}	^{[note 10]}
scancode.133	Keyboard/Keypad	Keyboard Left GUI	227	Unknown	1.15.2	Unknown	^{[note 9]}
scancode.136	Keyboard/Keypad Consumer	Keyboard Stop AC Stop	120 550	^{[keyboards 2]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
scancode.139	Keyboard/Keypad Consumer	Keyboard Undo AC Undo	122 538	^{[keyboards 7]}	1.20.2 Release Candidate 1	^{[linver 3]}
scancode.143	Keyboard/Keypad Consumer	Keyboard Paste AC Paste	125 541	^{[keyboards 7]}	1.20.2 Release Candidate 1	^{[linver 3]}
scancode.145	Keyboard/Keypad Consumer	Keyboard Cut AC Cut	123 540	^{[keyboards 7]}	1.20.2 Release Candidate 1	^{[linver 3]}
scancode.148	Consumer	AL Calculator	402	^{[keyboards 1]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}	^{[note 10]}
				^{[keyboards 2]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
				^{[keyboards 3]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
scancode.150	Consumer Consumer	Sleep Sleep Mode	50 52	^{[keyboards 1]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}	^{[note 10]}
				^{[keyboards 2]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
				^{[keyboards 3]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
scancode.151	^{[keyboards 2]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
scancode.152	Consumer Consumer	AL File Browser AL Local Machine Browser	436 404	^{[keyboards 4]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}	^{[note 10]}
scancode.152	Consumer Consumer	AL File Browser AL Local Machine Browser	436 404	^{[keyboards 6]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 2]}	^{[note 10]}
scancode.163	Consumer	AL Email Reader	394	^{[keyboards 1]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}	^{[note 10]}
				^{[keyboards 2]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
				^{[keyboards 3]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
				^{[keyboards 4]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
				^{[keyboards 6]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 2]}
scancode.164	Consumer Consumer	AL Programmable Button Configuration AC Bookmarks	386 554	^{[keyboards 2]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
scancode.165	^{[keyboards 2]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
scancode.166	Consumer	AC Back	548	^{[keyboards 2]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
scancode.167	Consumer	AC Forward	549	^{[keyboards 2]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
scancode.171	Consumer	Scan Next Track	181	^{[keyboards 1]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}	^{[note 10]}
				^{[keyboards 2]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
				^{[keyboards 6]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 2]}
scancode.172	Consumer	Play/Pause	205	^{[keyboards 1]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}	^{[note 10]}
				^{[keyboards 2]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
				^{[keyboards 6]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 2]}
				^{[keyboards 8]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 4]}
scancode.173	Consumer	Scan Previous Track	182	^{[keyboards 1]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}	^{[note 10]}
				^{[keyboards 2]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
				^{[keyboards 6]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 2]}
scancode.174	Consumer	Stop	183	^{[keyboards 1]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}	^{[note 10]}
				^{[keyboards 2]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
				^{[keyboards 6]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 2]}
				^{[keyboards 8]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 4]}
scancode.179	Consumer	AL Consumer Control Configuration	387	^{[keyboards 6]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 2]}
scancode.180	Consumer	AC Home	547	^{[keyboards 1]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
				^{[keyboards 2]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
				^{[keyboards 3]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
				^{[keyboards 4]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
				^{[keyboards 6]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 2]}
scancode.181	Consumer	AC Refresh	551	^{[keyboards 2]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}
scancode.191	Keyboard/Keypad	Keyboard F13	104	Unknown	1.15.2	Unknown	^{[note 9]}
scancode.192	Keyboard/Keypad	Keyboard F14	105	Unknown	1.15.2	Unknown	^{[note 9]}
scancode.193	Keyboard/Keypad	Keyboard F15	106	Unknown	1.15.2	Unknown	^{[note 9]}
scancode.194	Keyboard/Keypad	Keyboard F16	107	Unknown	1.15.2	Unknown	^{[note 9]}
scancode.195	Keyboard/Keypad	Keyboard F17	108	Unknown	1.15.2	Unknown	^{[note 9]}
scancode.196	Keyboard/Keypad	Keyboard F18	109	Unknown	1.15.2	Unknown	^{[note 9]}
scancode.197	Keyboard/Keypad	Keyboard F19	110	Unknown	1.15.2	Unknown	^{[note 9]}
scancode.202	Keyboard/Keypad	Keyboard F24	115	Unknown	1.15.2	Unknown	^{[note 9]}
scancode.225	Consumer	AC Search	545	^{[keyboards 2]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}	^{[note 10]}
scancode.234	^{[keyboards 1]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}	^{[note 10]}
scancode.234	^{[keyboards 2]}	1.20.2	^{[linver 1]}	^{[note 10]}

Key combos

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Device info

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Computers

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Windows

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↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao ^ap ^aq ^ar ^as ^at ^au ^av ^aw ^ax ^ay ^az ^ba ^bb ^bc [desktop computer, clarify details]
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z HP 250 G7 Notebook PC
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ HP Laptop 14-cm0xxx

Keyboards

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↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao ^ap Microsoft Natural Multimedia Keyboard 1.0A, US layout, PS/2 connector
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao Turbo-Star KM-2601 Enhanced Multimedia Keyboard for Windows® 2000, nonstandard layout, PS/2 connector
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h Cherry DC 2000, UK layout, USB connector
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v Havit HV-KB558cm, UK layout, USB connector
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r [built-in laptop keyboard]
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k KRUX Comet
↑ ^a ^b ^c Custom (Hyper7 Rev1)
↑ ^a ^b Acer Predator (exact model unknown)

OS versions

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Windows

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↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao ^ap ^aq ^ar ^as ^at ^au ^av ^aw ^ax ^ay ^az ^ba ^bb ^bc ^bd ^be ^bf ^bg ^bh ^bi ^bj ^bk ^bl ^bm ^bn ^bo ^bp ^bq ^br ^bs ^bt ^bu ^bv ^bw ^bx ^by ^bz ^ca ^cb ^cc Windows 10 Home 19045.3570
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ Windows 10 Home 10.0.18362 Build 18362

Linux

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↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao Ubuntu 23.10
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k Debian unstable
↑ ^a ^b ^c Arch Linux
↑ ^a ^b Kubuntu 23.04

Notes

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↑ Was named in-game until 17w43a, see MC-266254
↑ Was named in-game until 17w43a, see MC-265853
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d Does not bind to anything at all on some other computers running the same Windows version
↑ ^a ^b Binds as "Left Alt" instead on some other computers running the same Windows version
↑ Binds as "J" instead on some other computers running the same Windows version
↑ Binds as "Q" instead on some other computers running the same Windows version
↑ Binds as "G" instead on some other computers running the same Windows version
↑ Binds as "P" instead on some other computers running the same Windows version
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j Mentioned in the original description of MC-170376
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ If the GNOME desktop environment is used, the "gsd-media-keys" process may need to be terminated via the System Monitor to allow Minecraft to recognise that this button is being pressed.

References

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URL: https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_untranslated_keys