• Goddard Guryon
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    61 year ago

    Been using it for about a month now, and I quite like the repertoire or keys it gives. The only feature I personally find missing here is a clipboard history (it has its own buffer for copying text as far as I can tell, but users can only copy and paste through it, not see its contents)

  • SSUPII
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    61 year ago

    Wait. Just NOW it is perfect for everyday use? I installed it for Termux a year ago, and has become my main keyboard on Android since.

  • @[email protected]
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    61 year ago

    I’m a fool that cannot seems to remember how words are supposed to be typed, thus I’m heavily relaying on auto-correct or suggestions like OpenBoard does. If Unexpected Keyboard would support that, I see myself switch to it as my main board

  • G0FuckThyself
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    31 year ago

    I am too used to SwiftKey, I tried. I can’t get used to it.

      • G0FuckThyself
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        21 year ago

        I used to use gboard but it just too heavy for a keyboard app so i switched to Swiftkey, also imo Swiftkey have superior autocorrect and glidding typing.

          • G0FuckThyself
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            11 year ago

            I am on Android and Bing AI isn’t too intrusive on android, most of the time i don’t even notice it.

            • @G0FuckThyself it’s okay even on iOS. They canceled it for iOS for a couple of months, there was a big stink about it, and I’d bet they renewed development only after they figured out how to shoehorn AI onto it :)

        • @G0FuckThyself then there’s (hidden) features such as word-for-word suggestions of texts you have last written, which is super useful when you lose a typed text in faulty entry fields or something like that. Saved me re-typing so many times.

          • G0FuckThyself
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            11 year ago

            Definitely, the built in TODO, and clipboard are just icing on the cake. it has quite a few feature that makes it worth to use even if MS bought it.

    • slurp
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      21 year ago

      Same for me. I am trying OpenBoard right now but the auto correct is no way near as good and when I go back to manually correct it removes the spaces before words itauto corrected leavingweird things for me to fix like “itauto”. I’m so mad that Microsoft bought SwiftKey.

      • @[email protected]
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        21 year ago

        Are you using jerboa? The auto correct removing spaces isn’t a general thing, it is specific to a library jerboa uses (compose), which has odd behaviour, causing openboard to malfunction.

      • G0FuckThyself
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        11 year ago

        I don’t really have problem with MS buying it, it works nice for me and that’s all i need. i never type my passwords so i don’t have to worry about it.

        • slurp
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          MS haven’t done anything to SwiftKey that I have a problem with (to my knowledge). However, the more consolidated my data is the less happy I am. If my data has to go somewhere, I’d prefer it if a bunch of servers owned by different companies have my data, as that makes it harder for companies and to get value out of it.

  • @jaackf
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    21 year ago

    Interesting! I’ve been stuck on Fleksy for years as no other keyboard offers anything like it. I’ll give this a try!