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I just got an iPhone as a secondary phone and hate the keyboard so much. How are people putting up with this BS?
by stonecharioteer 2mo ago
I just got an iPhone as a secondary phone and hate the keyboard so much. How are people putting up with this BS?
- kinjba11 2mo agoEither they don't know better (the majority) or they use an alternative keyboard like GBoard
- microflash 2mo agoJust disable the autocorrect and predictive text to make it usable again.
- WorldMaker 2mo agoI have autocorrect and predictive text on on the iPad and off on the iPhone and it is fascinating how much better it is on the iPad. One of the things that particularly killed me was the iPhone correcting three or four words away from the cursor. There's an option for it to highlight when it does that (which it really shouldn't) but something about iPhone apps the highlights never work. iPad apps they actually work. (Maybe because every phone app thinks it needs to implement their own half-baked text boxes but iPad apps have fewer "designers" doing stupid things like that? I don't know, it's weird.) Still frustrating that there isn't a way to turn off "don't touch anything too far behind the current cursor), but being able to actually spot them when they do change is a big deal.
- thallium205 2mo agoAnd then I'll switch to Apple's voice to text which is equally awful.
- jogu 2mo agoOver the past few years I've felt the iPhone keyboard has degraded in quality so much. At first I thought I was just getting old, but I've seen so many people with a similar sentiment that I think it is actually the devices fault.