The blending keyboard for the iPhone 11 pro max theme is not able to switch to black jnstead of white, only in the preview in the app itself. Am I doing something wrong or is it just not possible yet?

I'm using an Urdu language keyboard, and since Arabic and Urdu many many keys in common, is there anyway I can add an Arabic key in Urdu keyboard ?

Hi!

I really like Swiftkey, its awesome for two of my spoken languages, Swedish and English but really bad for my third spoken language, Chinese (manadarin). 

Not only does the Chinese input for swiftkey not learn the phrases I commonly use, it also constantly gets what I am writing wrong. Chinese is most commonly written phonetically with a system called "pinyin" where you use a normal 26 keyboard to write how a word is pronounced, then you chose the correct character (word) for that pronunciation. Chinese is special in the sense that it can have a lot more then one character (word) for one pronunciation. What swiftkey does wrong is that it not only is not able to guess what character I want to write according to the context as all other Chinese inputs do, like the default windows Chinese input etc, it sometimes does not even chose characters for the pronunciation I've written! 

For example, I can write the pronunciation "yu" and get a list of characters pronounced "yi", or write "jian" and get characters pronounced "yuan" etc. This is extremely frustrating and writing something that might take seconds with other input methods can take minutes with Swiftkey as it takes forever to sit and chose among 100s of characters with the pronunciation I did not write. Its like if you would write the English word "doctor" spelled correctly and then the first choice on the list is dictator, then proctor, then drought and then you have sit and scroll down a list until you finally find "doctor".

I have been using swiftkey for more than a year and there has been exactly 0 improvements with the Chinese input. From a market standpoint I really cant see why you would not put any effort in improving the input for a language that is spoken by 25% of the world population, while the Swedish input (a language that is spoken by about 0.1% of the population) is working perfectly. Not that I complain about the Swedish input working well, I just really dont understand how you prioritize.

Please fix this asap, its LONG overdue. 

I don't want Swiftkeyboard add a space character after touching any word recommendations.

3 QUESTIONS IN 1 > 

HOW TO BACKUP AND RESTORE ALL CLIPBOARD CREATED SHORTCUTS?

I want to create a backup file from all the created clipboard shortcuts.

AND OVERVIEW IT?

in my phone i can't organise the shortcuts, i can only create a lot and scroll through the created shortcuts and edit them when i can find them. But after making hundreds of shortcuts it is frustrating to lose an overview and not be able to organise them all on Alphabetical order and in a spreadsheet file or anything exportable to a cloud - document - excel conversion so i can keep the shortcuts and export the file to another device and use them all again on that device.

This could be handy for educational tool on schools and universities with standard shortcuts.

Also it would be great if the overview is possible in a spreadsheet so people can really learn the shortcuts and overview them, edit the ones they want to edit and restore the file to the device or devices.

AND EDIT IT IN A FILE?

Talking about a dowloadable file is the first thing we need to do if we think about shortcuts on keyboards.

Swiftkey would be the best app if it allows users to create a file and make them able to edit these shortcuts personal in an editor online or on a spreadsheet cloud environment.

Stijn.Online

So if i'm clear (after a long search), all the shortcuts I made are gone if I uninstall the app? No way to back up whatsoever?

Hi guys,

Is there a way for SwiftKey not to start when the physical keyboard is a (Samsung) Dex keyboard?  When I'm using this on my PC, the mobile device screen turns on and shows the swiftkey UI down the bottom of the phone.  This is not the UX I'm looking for.  

Anyone have any pointers?

Thanks!

When writing I Greek the question mark character is this - > ;

SwiftKey should treat it as such and it current doesn't. Actually, after the last update the behavior of the Greek question mark has deteriorated and acts inconsistent in comparison to before the update.

All too often I reread my text to see that the letter "u" was placed where I definitely meant "I", which naturally changes the entire meaning of the sentence. I never use "u" as a diminutive of "you". I can long press it in my pr edict bar and tell it not to predict it again but that does nothing for single letters.

Is there any way to manually assign prediction priority so that "I" is always suggested before "u", no matter how precise my swiping may be?

 Hi, I like using Swiftkey because of the ability to create long text shortcut keys which I use in customer support and because it is the only keyboard to somewhat support spell checking and preemptive text when using Samsung DeX.