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That's a very detailed study. As a user, I whish there was an easy way to just change the keyboard to what I want to input. Android/Google keyboard seems to ha
by ktpsns 8y ago
That's a very detailed study.
As a user, I whish there was an easy way to just change the keyboard to what I want to input. Android/Google keyboard seems to have something like that nowadays (deeply hidden, however), i.e. the possibility to switch to a numeric keyboard, as a user.
- grawprog 8y agoHave you tried AnySoftKeyboard on android? It's open source and fully customizable with different layouts and allows you to switch between different entry methods with a swipe or button press. I've got a QWERTY layout, both regular and one with extra keys for terminals, a full number layout and a keypad layout all easily switchable. It also has what's surprisingly become one of my favourite features, left and right arrows at the top. It helps so much with text navigation, especially when writing long blocks of text.
- SAI_Peregrinus 8y agoI was going to recommend that. It's a very nice program, and also happens to be open source.