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The time difference wasn’t huge, just 2 seconds.
But the arrow keys felt much easier and more predictable. No dragging, guessing, or overshooting.
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@SouthChizi That’s a really good point. I hadn’t considered how much harder precise editing is for languages without spaces. Thanks for sharing this perspective.
@CristianRus4@truelinestudio That’s a fair point. I’m still experimenting with the layout, and keeping the keyboard compact is one of my priorities. Thanks for the feedback!
@truelinestudio Yeah, that’s exactly the problem I’m trying to solve. If you’d like to try it when the first TestFlight is ready, here’s the waitlist: https://t.co/f7XjUSkFdf
@IsItGrey I’d love to add that. Unfortunately, Apple’s keyboard APIs are much more limited than Android’s, so features like swipe-to-select aren’t currently possible for third-party keyboards. I’m exploring every capability they do expose though.
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@abhihske Thanks! That’s exactly what I’m trying to validate. URLs are one use case I’ve found so far, but if they’re too rare. Maybe it will help people with accessibility needs, but not sure about that.