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iOS autocorrect has always been terrible, it’s not exclusive to profanity. Both in terms of its performance and experience. Its incredibly frustrating to use wh
by unlinked_dll 7y ago
iOS autocorrect has always been terrible, it’s not exclusive to profanity. Both in terms of its performance and experience. Its incredibly frustrating to use when it autocorrects words 3-4 words later, and navigating text fields has become significantly more difficult on recent versions of iOS.
Android is the superior experience in almost every UX category imo, and text handling is the best example of that.
sent from my iPhone.
- bradleyankrom 7y agoFor the life of me I cannot get “may” to stop autocorrecting to “May”
- ithkuil 7y agoI tried for Boris too but couldn't find a solution
- interestica 7y agoyou have to type "exit" after you're done. you may have to do it a few times before it works.
- rubyn00bie 7y agoYeah, the whole "replace a block of text" auto-correct can be a fucking nightmare, but I personaly haven't had bad performance. Maybe I'm just not remembering it... or I'm not thinking of all the uses cases. On Android the latency of the screen has always bothered me when typing so much I can't notice anything else, but I haven't had a high-end Android device in years where that could be remedied (I was very tempted by the OnePlus 7 but didn't want to fork over the cash just to try).