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A spin on the Markus Lankeit's answer, tested on my Android TV.

  • Hold AltAlt key entire time
  • Press TabTab key (app switcher will appear)
  • With arrow keys, select an app that is running
  • Press DelDel or BackspaceBackspace to close the app
  • Repeat for other apps
  • You can press EscEsc to quit from the app switcher any time
  • Release AltAlt key

Overall, this task killing-killing keyboard procedure is essentially the same as on Windows 10, for example.

A spin on the Markus Lankeit's answer, tested on my Android TV.

  • Hold Alt key entire time
  • Press Tab key (app switcher will appear)
  • With arrow keys select an app that is running
  • Press Del or Backspace to close the app
  • Repeat for other apps
  • You can press Esc to quit from the app switcher any time
  • Release Alt key

Overall, this task killing keyboard procedure is essentially the same as on Windows 10, for example.

A spin on the Markus Lankeit's answer, tested on my Android TV.

  • Hold Alt key entire time
  • Press Tab key (app switcher will appear)
  • With arrow keys, select an app that is running
  • Press Del or Backspace to close the app
  • Repeat for other apps
  • You can press Esc to quit from the app switcher any time
  • Release Alt key

Overall, this task-killing keyboard procedure is essentially the same as on Windows 10, for example.

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A spin on the Markus Lankeit's answer, tested on my Android TV.

  • Hold Alt key entire time
  • Press Tab key (app switcher will appear)
  • With arrow keys select an app that is running
  • Press Del or Backspace to close the app
  • Repeat for other apps
  • You can press Esc to quit from the app switcher any time
  • Release Alt key

Overall, this task killing keyboard procedure is essentially the same as on Windows 10, for example.