SwiftKey gains cursor control on iOS in latest update

[iMore.com]

SwiftKey for iOS now supports cursor control. The feature works the iPhone 11 and allows you to move your keyboard's cursor by dragging your thumb along the spacebar.

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[Ledsteplin]

Works on my 6s Plus. I've been using SwiftKey since iOS 8. It's come a long way since then. It has some really nice features now.

 

[Lee_Bo]

I used it for a long time then stopped when Quick Path came out. Tried it again recently but went back to Quick Path.

 

[metllicamilitia]

I think a more apt title would be SwiftKey finally fixed the cursor for non 3D Touch iPhones. You could always 3D Touch the spacebar for the cursor.

 

[fredriks]

Bad thing is that it doesn’t work if you use more than one language

 

[Spencerdl]

Works on my 6s Plus. I've been using SwiftKey since iOS 8. It's come a long way since then. It has some really nice features now.

Same here and I appreciate SwiftKey's dedication in continuing to improve their app.

 

[Ledsteplin]

Bad thing is that it doesn’t work if you use more than one language

I'm not sure how it works, but you can download languages in the app.

 

[fredriks]

I'm not sure how it works, but you can download languages in the app.

Yes, I know but I use 2 languages and then I can’t use cursor control . When I deleted one it works so now I will have to switch between stock and SwiftKey to be able to have to languages and use cursor control

 

[Rob Phillips]

I've tried third party keyboards so many times but have always come back to OEM. Might have to give SwiftKey a try again.

 

[Just_Me_D]

I've tried third party keyboards so many times but have always come back to OEM. Might have to give SwiftKey a try again.

Same here, but I'm experimenting again with SwiftKey at the moment. We'll see how long I use it before switching back to the native keyboard.

 

[Rob Phillips]

Same here, but I'm experimenting again with SwiftKey at the moment. We'll see how long I use it before switching back to the native keyboard.

I average about five minutes.

 

[fredriks]

I've tried third party keyboards so many times but have always come back to OEM. Might have to give SwiftKey a try again.

I have used swiftkey for many years and tried stock for a short time, I always go back to swiftkey