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Totally agree about cursor scrolling. Half the time, it has no idea where my finger is. Since I discovered Apple’s slide-to-type[0], I rarely have to key the l
by wrycoder 4y ago
Totally agree about cursor scrolling. Half the time, it has no idea where my finger is.
Since I discovered Apple’s slide-to-type[0], I rarely have to key the letters, since the algo guesses more accurately than when I actually use individual keystrokes.
Also, with stt, the delete erases the whole word, so corrections are faster, too.
[0] https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/how-to-use-the-iphones-new-slide-to-type-keyboard-in-ios-13/ https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/how-to-use-the-iphones-new-...
- blondin 4y ago+1 for cursor scrolling. the URL/address bar on mobile is a perfect case in point. or any single-line text box for that matter. as it is, this is a useless widget because of scrolling and text selection. we need a shift of paradigm here. the text box is not working on mobile.
- tiahura 4y ago+1 Doesn’t Tim Cook ever use cursor scrolling? It’s damned near useless. I usually wind up just backspacing from the end to get to where I need to edit.
- kbrkbr 4y agoThis. However if I do not hit space in between words every time, an autocorrect function replaces at random times the word I’m typing/sliding now plus the word I typed before by some utter nonsense combination. I hate this so much, but I have not found a way to turn it off. Autocorrect is off.