On Jul 5, 2018, at 15:20, Chuck Dean <cadean329@gmail.com> wrote:

I use the classic app because I am confident it will work perfectly, not so sure with 132.
No matter what I tried, the only way I could get text into a field was either changing or dismissing the keyboard. As I understand it, I should be able to tap above the FlickType keyboard and the text should be entered. Correct?

I'll go back and try again.
Chuck

On Jul 5, 2018, at 3:13 PM, FlickType <hello@flicktype.com> wrote:

Thank you Chuck.

I’m not sure what you mean when you say you cannot get text into a field unless you change or dismiss the keyboard. Has anyone else experienced that?

Regarding text replacements, these can actually be used once I implement them, and are unrelated to how FlickType interacts with the text fields. So that’s good news, smile.

Curious, what’s the main reason you used the classic app to type this?

Thanks,
Kosta

On Jul 5, 2018, at 14:26, Chuck Dean <cadean329@gmail.com> wrote:

Build 132 half screen keyboard.
Hello Kosta,
First, I like the half screen keyboard because I can interact with all the fields while sending an email.
I understand this is experimental, but I can not get text into a field unless I change or dismiss the keyboard,. The ability to interact with all text fields without having change the keyboard is paramount to its success.
But you already know that.

The size of the keyboard is fine, smaller may be better.
Typing is just as good as the other keyboards, no lag or stutter.

Its unfortunate that FlickType can't enter the text directly into a text field, this would also allow text replacements to be used.

I was wondering if turning off all typing echo and feedback would stop the stuttering, but a quick test with fleksy told me no.

Obviously, the half screen keyboard is much more complicated than any of us expected. But this shows great promise.

BTW this was typed on FlickType Classic... Old reliable! 😎

Chuck