How to lock the keyboard in Mac OS X, but not the screen?
Ask Different Asked by CuriousSuperhero on December 10, 2021
I want to prevent users from typing anything on the keyboard, but still show the screen (so usual locking will not help). Unplugging the keyboard is not the answer I’m looking for, what other options do I have?
3 Answers
I would recommend you KeyboardLocker for Mac. It fits perfectly to me.
Answered by Adam Smith on December 10, 2021
Try MollyGuard:
MollyGuard is a small menu bar application that enables you to lock and unlock your keyboard and, optionally, mouse or trackpad with a hotkey combination. When locked, no input is accepted from the keyboard or mouse (other than the hotkey combination, otherwise you wouldn't be able to unlock your input devices).
Answered by Snow on December 10, 2021
KeyboardCleanTool is a tool which 'locks' the keyboard. It can be enabled or disabled with the mouse.
Answered by grg on December 10, 2021
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