About VirtualSoftKeys
VirtualSoftKeys adds an on-screen navigation bar to an Android device. It provides system Home, Back, and Recent functions and can be used as an alternative to physical navigation buttons. The app uses Android’s accessibility service to trigger those system actions, so that service must be enabled for the navigation controls to work. The product description says it requires no additional permissions and supports stylus input, including compatible active pens. This can be useful on devices where a stylus is already part of the normal interaction, or where the user prefers soft controls to hardware buttons. VirtualSoftKeys is designed to operate as the system navigation bar rather than as a general floating shortcut panel. The supplied information does not describe customization, placement options, or support for gestures beyond invoking the three navigation actions. Its function is intentionally narrow: provide touch or stylus-accessible Home, Back, and Recent controls through an accessibility service.
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