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React Native Android & Genymotion

I'm trying to push the hardware button in Genymotion in order to see the developer activity.

I'm using OSX, the react native tutorial states to hit CMD+M in Genymotion but this doesn't seem to work.

Is there another shortcut? Or a shortcut to simulate shake? I'm using Genymotion free version

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Guy Segal Avatar asked Oct 05 '15 12:10

Guy Segal


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2 Answers

The menu shortcut (Cmd+M on OS X) will only work if the Menu button is visible. So you need to drag the menu as Chris Martin pointed out.

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Arthur Ouaki Avatar answered Oct 06 '22 19:10

Arthur Ouaki


You can drag up the bottom menu to expose the hardware Menu button.

For anyone that can't get the menu, this is the thing you drag. drag this

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Chris Martin Avatar answered Oct 06 '22 19:10

Chris Martin