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Well, it seems not to have a Swype functionality. Actually, on small Touchscreens without feedback this is quite essential. We really need an full open source
by Noxmiles 6y ago
Well, it seems not to have a Swype functionality. Actually, on small Touchscreens without feedback this is quite essential.
We really need an full open source keyboard with some kind of Swype. Sadly I don't know any.
- aasasd 6y agoAnySoftKeyboard has swipe-typing, though alas it's not as smooth as in commercial apps.
- troyvit 6y agoMultiling O Keyboard (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=kl.ime.oh https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=kl.ime.oh) has swipe. Accuracy is not great and it takes awhile to train but it doesn't have internet permissions at all. It's also highly configurable.
- aasasd 6y agoIt didn't have the net permission until sometime in 2019, when it started to have it—without any indication as to why, and even the text ‘no internet permission = safer’ remained on the store page. It seems the permission is again dropped now—but see user reviews for indication that it was indeed once used. For such a personal and important piece of software I for one will prefer an app that doesn't flip-flop on this decision—who's to say that it won't flip again tomorrow? The app is great; it being closed, not so much.