Unexpected Keyboard -- Originally designed for programmers using Termux. Now perfect for everyday use.
A lightweight virtual keyboard for developers. Contribute to Julow/Unexpected-Keyboard development by creating an account on GitHub.
I'm a fool that cannot seems to remember how words are supposed to be typed, thus I'm heavily relaying on auto-correct or suggestions like OpenBoard does. If Unexpected Keyboard would support that, I see myself switch to it as my main board
Wait. Just NOW it is perfect for everyday use? I installed it for Termux a year ago, and has become my main keyboard on Android since.
Been using it for about a month now, and I quite like the repertoire or keys it gives. The only feature I personally find missing here is a clipboard history (it has its own buffer for copying text as far as I can tell, but users can only copy and paste through it, not see its contents)
I am too used to SwiftKey, I tried. I can't get used to it.
Same for me. I am trying OpenBoard right now but the auto correct is no way near as good and when I go back to manually correct it removes the spaces before words itauto corrected leavingweird things for me to fix like "itauto". I'm so mad that Microsoft bought SwiftKey.
Are you using jerboa? The auto correct removing spaces isn't a general thing, it is specific to a library jerboa uses (compose), which has odd behaviour, causing openboard to malfunction.
Interesting! I've been stuck on Fleksy for years as no other keyboard offers anything like it. I'll give this a try!
