Ok, I found a kind of work-around to the issue. The issue is that after installing a non-stock web-browser such as firefox, safari, etc, the android operating system automatically adds a 'restore' button to the lower-right-hand side of the browser window. And when you're trying to run a keyboard app that has arrow/cursor keys, such as hackers keyboard, then that 'restore' hides the right-arrow key, so that you can't use that arrow key.
My temporary work-around is to press that restore key. This will reduce the browser window size, which then allows you to use the cursor key. Not ideal, but at least allows you to use the arrow-key if you need to.
In the meantime, hoping that somebody knows how to remove or hide that 'restore' button even if it means modifying android system files (de-compiling and recompiling). I just want to remove it.
10-17-2014 10:18 PM