Hey, so Helio's got your back when it comes to tweaking specific features to suit your hardware needs. You know how it can be a real pain trying to figure out if a web app is running on a touchy-feely device or a Linux-based HMI panel that doesn't have all the bells and whistles of iOS or Android, like those handy on-screen keyboards?
Well, in situations like these, the easiest workaround is usually just to tweak certain features by adding URL parameters to your HMI's URL. Let's dive into a few examples, shall we?
?skipAnimations=trueEnable or disable animations as needed. This is particularly useful if you're running HELIO on a low-end device. Most of the transitions, such as those for showing and hiding dialogs, will then be turned off.
?enableOSK=trueParameter that allows you to manually enable the on-screen keyboard. This feature is helpful when HELIO's auto-detection function does not work as intended on your system.
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