I still use SwiftKey as my main keyboard. The other 2 are utility boards. KuaiBoard for copy and paste, and Symbols for which I use a few ☮✞★.
Sent from my ancient but trustworthy iPhone 5.
I still use SwiftKey as my main keyboard. The other 2 are utility boards. KuaiBoard for copy and paste, and Symbols for which I use a few ☮✞★.
Sent from my ancient but trustworthy iPhone 5.
I still use SwiftKey as my main keyboard. The other 2 are utility boards. KuaiBoard for copy and paste, and Symbols for which I use a few ☮✞★.
Sent from my ancient but trustworthy iPhone 5.
I don't use the Swype feature. I prefer the predictive words use. It works great for me. Any of the 3rd party keyboards cause my messages app to freeze up some, but it's not that bothersome. SwiftKey has an amazing memory. I have no need at all for shortcuts. And many paragraphs and phrases I type words rather than letters. I haven't found SwiftKey itself to be buggy. Using 3 3rd party keyboards is a bit "touchy", but not too bad. It would be better if Apple made it where to switch keyboards you would have to long press on the globe, rather than tap it.I'm beta testing Swiftkey and it is very buggy. It switches every time I swipe and refuses to show up in my Twitter app. The non beta version freezes every time I open my messages
I don't use the Swype feature. I prefer the predictive words use. It works great for me. Any of the 3rd party keyboards cause my messages app to freeze up some, but it's not that bothersome. SwiftKey has an amazing memory. I have no need at all for shortcuts. And many paragraphs and phrases I type words rather than letters. I haven't found SwiftKey itself to be buggy. Using 3 3rd party keyboards is a bit "touchy", but not too bad. It would be better if Apple made it where to switch keyboards you would have to long press on the globe, rather than tap it.
Sent from my ancient but trustworthy iPhone 5.