If your phone's buttons aren't broken, you can try playing with it. This time I won't hide it, but the replies will probably be pitifully few→_→
|| Preparation: 1. Root your phone. 2. Install RE file manager: Process 1. Use RE to find system/build.prop. 2. Long press build.prop, choose to open it with a text editor, then enter the command at the very bottom of the text line:
qemu.hw.mainkeys=0
Here, 0 means on, 1 means off. You can change it!
After finishing, select Save and Exit, then exit RE and restart your phone. Your phone will then display three virtual buttons: from left to right: Back, Home, and Recently Used Programs. In certain cases, the menu button will appear! The virtual button bar is a bit large
Teach you how to bring up the virtual keys
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Regarding the screen name, the next app will take up some memory more or less, and I haven't seen any app with virtual buttons... Replying to Lingkong: I can use it on 4.4, and others can use it on 4.0, so it probably works for all Android versions.
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