Choose keyboard language & special characters You can use different keyboard languages, sometimes called input methods, on your Chromebook to: Change your typing language Use …

Type in a different language You can change your keyboard language without changing your mobile device's language.

Accessibility In the shortcut list, hover over the shortcut you want to edit. Select Edit . In the customization dialog, select Add shortcut. Press and hold 1–4 modifier keys and 1 other key …

Use on-screen keyboard: Turn this on if you want to keep your virtual keyboard on the tablet’s screen when the physical keyboard is active. Keyboard shortcuts: Tap to display a list of useful …

Then, find and click on "Keyboard shortcuts." Search for "Translate Page": In the search bar at the top of the keyboard shortcuts page, type "Translate Page." Customize Shortcut: Click on the …

Tip: If the shortcut you use to simulate a right-click or 6-pack key action is different from the currently set shortcut for those settings, you’ll find a notification. This notification shows that …

To find all keyboard shortcuts, press Ctrl + Search + s. Important: This article is only for US Chromebook customers with a standard English QWERTY keyboard. If you have an …

Manage your Chromebook's languages You can change your device’s language, set your preferred language for web content, and turn language suggestions on or off. Change your …

Use accented letters If your default on-screen keyboard is the US keyboard, you’ll need to switch to a different keyboard to type with accented letters: If you only see the US keyboard, you'll …

I think a good part of my problem was that the globe icon, which switches keyboard languages, is right next to the comma key You can disable that at Gboard Settings > Preferences > Show …