Chromebooks have keyboards that slightly simplified compared to Macs and Windows laptops. The function row at the top doesn't have the F1-12 numbers etched in, nor a dedicated Function key to enable them. At first glance, you'll also notice there isn't a Caps Lock key, forcing you to HOLD DOWN THE SHIFT KEY THE WHOLE TIME. If you need to be able to SHOUT FREELY ON YOUR FACEBOOK or need to swap layouts, here's how to get your Chromebook keyboard set up the way you want it. How to remap a Chrome OS function key (and get Caps Lock back) Open Settings from either the app drawer or the main menu (clicking on the time). Scroll down to the Device section and tap Keyboard. Tap the drop-down menu to the right of Launcher. Tap Caps Lock in the drop-down options. Repeat steps 3-4 as desired. To enable F1-12 function keys rather than the standard Chrome OS shortcuts in the top row of the keyboard, tap Treat top row as function keys. There are five function keys you can remap on most Ch...
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