Non-US backslash

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Acronyms/initialisms: NUBS Category: Layouts Origin: Community

Non-US backslash is a term used by QMK for the key that is immediately right to an ABNT2 or ISO keyboard's left shift key (ie, would be underneath the right side of an ANSI-style left shift key). Its name refers to what the key's unshifted function is on UK English keyboards (\). In QMK, the keycode for NUBS is KC_NONUS_BACKSLASH and KC_NUBS.

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