what keyboard APP do you use?
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Sadly SwiftKey cause it's hard to find a good enough F-droid alternative with a working auto-complete. Plus ThumbKey when typing with one hand.
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Android Phone Package
You win at backronyms
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Gboard since it can spell check multiple languages at once
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Gboard since it can spell check multiple languages at once
So can heliboard
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Installed it just now, and typing this comment via FUTO, as I've been annoyed by Swiftkey for quite a while.
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So can heliboard
Yeah? Like in the format of multiple languages in the same sentence?
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Yeah? Like in the format of multiple languages in the same sentence?
wrote last edited by [email protected]yeah, I am perfectly happy with it doing both english and german, even in one sentence sometimes
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On Android? Anysoft keyboard.
It's the best of the software keyboards available in F-Droid for general use in my opinion. It's FOSS, fairly-configuable (though I'd like to have a "macro board" where I could, in-app, assign arbitrary characters or text snippets to keyboards). It supports "splitting" the keyboard, which is nice on a tablet.
But it has some pretty substantial issues.
There's some bug it has, maybe a race condition, maybe multiple. On a slower, MediaTek-based Android device, I've seen it "miss" letters. Recently, on a faster one, I've seen it insert duplicate text when editing the middle of a word in various programs, like Firefox; I had to turn off the suggestions functionality to avoid that.
While it does have arrow keys, it doesn't support "drag left/right on the spacebar to move the cursor left/right", which is behavior that I think is very useful.
In general, with F-Droid software keyboards, I've typically found a lack of ability to input things like diacritics, often limited ability to emulate modifier keys for terminal use.
In general, I haven't really been happy with the Android text input situation. On desktop, I can use emacs, or at least use various plugins to edit the contents of a Firefox text field in emacs. On Android, I'd really like to usually go into a fullscreen editing mode with an external editor when editing text, especially given the small screen on many Android devices --- I don't want to be editing text in a little text field in Firefox or whatever other app. Android doesn't really have "external editor" support, where the keyboard and editor are separate apps; it has just the software keyboard, which limits options. Maybe it's possible to implement that at the software keyboard level, have a "use external editor" option; I don't know.
I've just ditched Anysoft. It hung constantly and every layout available had something missing (which was quite impressive).
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yeah, I am perfectly happy with it doing both english and german, even in one sentence sometimes
Thank you, I will try it!
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SwiftKey, as it supports 4 simultaneous languages pretty well, including diacritics and predictions. It's owned by Microsoft so I wouldn't recommend it unless you have this specific requirement.
I need multilingual swipe typing support, and unfortunately nothing else comes even close to SwiftKey. AnySoftKeyboard is open source, and is pretty good for swipe support in one language
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Is it even legal to use lemmy with any other keyboard than thumb-key?
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HeliBoard
I tried all the open source options and this seems to be the best. Still makes a hell of a lot of autocorrect errors......but still the best.
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Heliboard without the google swipe library. I also use Futo Voice when I have a lot to type.
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I used this for a while to get away from SwiftKey but the lack of a built in gif search function pushed me back. Dumb I know but I use it. Is there any way around that?
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I used this for a while to get away from SwiftKey but the lack of a built in gif search function pushed me back. Dumb I know but I use it. Is there any way around that?
I just manually search tenor.com or whatever gif site and send a link or download and send as an attachment. Annoying extra step but I'm using futo due to privacy/degoogle, so I don't mind the extra work.
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FlorisBoard
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Irregular expressions.
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I just let ai do whatever it wants
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Same here. The FUTO keyboard seems to have the best swiping feature among open source keyboards.
