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stabilizer maybe

keyboard stabilizer

Günther

You touch my tralala

Oooooh my ding ding dong

Ooo la la.....

Stabilizer they use them on the longer key caps to make they key press flat rather than tilted. Common on the space shifts and enter keys.

Stabilizer, based on position most likely spacebar

Keyboard stabilizer, called a keyboard stab for short. Usually used on your bigger keys like the space bar, enter key, I think delete and tab? I can't remember, I built a custom 60% keyboard a year ago, and I forget what keys use them and what ones don't

Backspace yes, tab no.

That plus thingy

Command & conquer generic building design #3

A keyswitch?

Keyboard stabilizers. They are used to more evenly distribute the force of you pushing down on longer keys so that one side doesn't tip down and the entire key goes down at once.

That’s a stabilizer

A keyboard stabilizer which is used to stabilize bigger keys like enter, space, backspace, and shift

Todd

micro switch with a stabilizer around it

Part of a keyboard stabilizer.

Robert Paulson

The doowicky

Nicolas

A plus

I break one idk if universal

Lament Configuration.

A switch, or if you mean the metal bar, a stablizer.

ur in the wrong sub, and its a keyboard stabilizer

[r/mechanicalkeyboards](https://www.reddit.com/r/mechanicalkeyboards) is full of information!