Please strongly consider going back to the old way of swiping.

And that defeats the purpose of swiping all together. The end result is that I end up typing most words (to get the proper ending) instead of swiping. Here are the key features: High fidelity sound.

Instead, if I lift my finger up, it automatically considers that a new word. Klack is a native Mac app that’s fully written in Swift and is solely focused on delivering mechanical keyboard sound effects. However, your new method removes the ability to start a word by typing and finish it by swiping. This made word prediction significantly more accurate. As long as I didn’t hit the spacebar then it knew that I was still working on the same word. You see, I used to be able to enter a word by manually typing the first two letters of the word and then finished spelling the word by swiping the remaining letters. ipad Swift 5.2 Published on In iOS 13.4 Apple ( finally) added support for detecting when an external keyboard key is either pressed or released, which can be incredibly useful in a number of different situations. However it seems like SwiftKey changed the way that swiping works and it takes away some of what made SwiftKey better than Gboard. I primarily love SwiftKey because I love to swipe without having to lift my finger up. I even purchased themes to keep you going. I’ve been a devoted SwiftKey user for years. Go back to combing typing & swiping for the same word.

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