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minus-square@ineedmoremathslinkEnglish6•6 months agoFYI I learned from someone else that two spaces instead of two new lines after each row keeps them all together
minus-square@ColdgoronlinkEnglish4•6 months agoThanks for getting the info out, but were I do my wordle on an Iphone it does a period every time I double space. Still good info for the android folks.
minus-squareLCPlinkEnglish5•6 months agoYou may have to pause a bit between your first space and second space – at least that’s how it is for me on Android.
minus-square@ColdgoronlinkEnglish2•6 months agoThis has turned into some sort of intervention; I’ll try spacing slower or just do it later in the day on the pc.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish2•6 months agoI’ve never before uttered these words in this order: Lazycouchpotato is correct.
FYI I learned from someone else that two spaces instead of two new lines after each row keeps them all together
Thanks for getting the info out, but were I do my wordle on an Iphone it does a period every time I double space. Still good info for the android folks.
You may have to pause a bit between your first space and second space – at least that’s how it is for me on Android.
This has turned into some sort of intervention; I’ll try spacing slower or just do it later in the day on the pc.
I’ve never before uttered these words in this order: Lazycouchpotato is correct.