Works well enough.
I'm typing this review wiith the keyboard on my iPhone 12 Mini running iOS 15. Here is the user manual you need: - To access the symbols you drag. Example: < is typed by dragging down and right from g. \ is directly down from b. - The shift key is actually caps lock. To type a single capital letter, drag off and back on to the letter. - I prefer a much smaller height. This can be customized in the settings, which are accessible from the gear icon on the keyboard itself. My problems with the keybord and why it doesn't get 5 stars from me: - The keys on the edge should have a hit area all the way to the edge. I consistently miss backspace because I am pressing too close to the edge of the screen. - The globe icon should be removed now, since it’s built into the bottom of the keyboard on newer iOS devices. - The setting page should be in the app and not a dedicated button. I consistently press the gear while intending to type space. - This keyboard doesn’t cause the screen to scroll when typing for some reason. - It doesn’t work in some apps like Prompt (it’s not in the list of keyboards in these apps). All in all, this is definitely better for programming than the built in keyboard, but it could use improvement.
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Doesn't work
iPad OS 15.1 doesn't work. It's not appeared in the new keyboard list.
Works perfect in 2020
Swipe diagonally down and left for left symbol, swipe down and right for right one.
Doesn’t work
Doesn't appear in the keyboards list so is useless.
Fantastic!!
Essential for every developer!!
<h1 class="thanks">All typed from the front keyboard!!<h1>
<p class="easy">Don't need to switch to the symbols page :)<p>
<h1 class="thanks">All typed from the front keyboard!!<h1>
<p class="easy">Don't need to switch to the symbols page :)<p>
