Have an option to not remove preceding space when using Number Pad entry to put a period in.

This would be very useful for math and in some cases, IP address abbreviations ("The router is .1 and the DNS server is .2")

I love the behavior of the period key in the normal text entry, but the number pad could invite expectation of different behavior. To expand on this idea, maybe other "autocorrect" features might be disabled in the Number Pad mode.

Hallo,

ich nutze ein Huawei P30 lite (Modell MAR-LX1B, Build 10.0.0.290, Android 10, EMUI 10.0.0). Sehr oft erscheinen bei der Eingabe Buchstaben doppelt (z.B. Eingabbe), obwohl ich die Buchstaben auf der Swiftkeytastatur definitiv nur einmal eingegeben habe.

Hello!

SwiftKey is my keyboard of choice for my Samsung S20 phone. I recently started using Dex in parts of my day job, and as a programmer I use Vim and have my finger muscle memory quite settled for Norwegian Dvorak. Unfortunately I can only find English Dvorak available as a choice in SwiftKey, but on both OSX and Linux are Norwegian Dvorak available as default (and easy to install on Windows), would this be possible to add to SwiftKey as well? 

Not having my usual keyboard layout available in Dex makes it much harder to adopt it even more in my day job. My ultimate goal is to completely remove the need for a personal computer, and only use my phone for my programming job. To do this I need keyboard layout I know. 

I am willing to contribute quite a lot of effort to make this possible, if it is something I could add myself. There are many open source repositories with the layout already specified in Xml and other layout formats: https://www.google.com/search?q=Norwegian+dvorak+github

Related: https://support.swiftkey.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/115001458785-How-to-change-keyboard-layout-to-my-own-custom-layout

Regards, 

Michael

Is it possible to use the writing database from the Android account/SwiftKey on the Windows 10 touch screen keyboard? I'm asking because I'm logging in to SwiftKey on Android with a Google account, and to Windows obviously with an Outlook.com account. The Windows keyboard doesn't seem to learn much, unlike the  Android SwiftKey, which is brilliant and has learn in over 10 years pretty much everything I ever write.

So how to use the brilliant Swiftkey database on the Windows touch screen keyboard?

I'm new to Swiftkey and I haven't installed the swiftkey yet. I hope to use it on my Android smartphone. Currently, I'm using the default keyboard. I'd like to learn new features I can use on Swiftkey.

Punjabi is the language of more than 130M people in the world, written in two scripts mainly.

Microsoft SwiftKeyboard also added both languages in the keyboard, which was a sense of relief for the people of both region and they got the app to communicate via texts. Since I am using the app, I figured that Punjabi, Pakistan (that is called Shahmukhi script) is just like the same as Urdu, Though both of the languages are not the same. there are missing letters in the Punjabi Keyboard in the SwiftKey Board. Please add those Punjabi Letters so that a Language can be used in the correct manner and communication can be made easier.

If you want me to send you those words, then I will be happy to do this work.

Every time I use voice to text on any iOS app, SwiftKey's app opens itself and stays open. It is quite annoying.

The option "Use the Android default vibration" stopped working out of nowhere on my Samsung Galaxy S8.
If I set a custom vibration through the slider it works but if I select ''use default android vibration'' it doesn't vibrate when I press a key.

Hi!

I'm trying to use the calendar feature of SwiftKey on Android and it only collect information from my Gmail account. My login user is my Microsoft account. It shouldn't get information from my Microsoft account?

I don't use Google apps.

Before I could talk in either of my two active languages. Since the latest beta, everything is interpreted as English and I can't find any option to change the language.

For some stupid reason if you try to change the things you're typing via hitting a prediction, like I type thrfe but meant three and hit three in the prediction bar to replace thrfe, it will leave the word thrfe's letters (any letters to the right of the cursor) leftover. So "three" becomes "three rfe". Um what sense does it make to leave letters of a word I want to REPLACE, as in get rid of these word, why would I want any of its letters to remain when I'm trying to get rid of it? Clearly I want to replace the entire word! Why would I ever in 9 million years need to leave ANY letters of a word I'm REPLACING? The chances are 0.00001%! Thrfe becomes three e. I will never need that e, ever. I use swipe typing so that e will get in the way. Swipe typing means I don't type 1 letter at a time, the entire word I swipe gets inputted all at once so that e will never be able to be used. I hate how stupid a rule you guys made to not let us put the cursor in the middle or beginning of the word, it can only go at the very end. Otherwise you'll have a bunch of unnecessary letters stamped in the middle of your sentences. What the heck sense does that make?

Please let us pit the cursor anywhere on the word to be able to use the prediction bar and change the word. Do you have any idea how hard it is to move a cursor to an exact spot (end of word) on a tiny phone? It's so hard that I have to use a keyboard with arrows to move cursors bc touchscreen cursor movement slows you down running it back and firth until it finely lands right where you need it, like using a mouse on super high suited is impossible to land it somewhere precise. I don't care what your reason is, maybe you did this cursor-at-end-of-word system for another feature to work, but that other feature is not nearly as important as this. Your other feature is causing huge probs leaving mismatched letters randomly in sentences. Everyone knows you don't implement a system if it's going to cause malfunctioning somewhere else. This is a malfunction, you can't ask people to place it at the end & suddenly the malfunction stops, no. The cursor goes anywhere in the word to replace that word and that is how all prediction typing works, especially since it's hard to move cursors precisely on phones.Please fix this asap, thanks.