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Schemes and dictionaries • Choose Full Pinyin, Xiaohe Shuangpin or English. English fixes typos on space (delete once to undo), suggests the next word and capitalizes sentences. • More dictionary schemes work after import: Wanxiang, Baishuang, Bohe, Moqi, LufsX and others. New recommended scheme: Wanxiang Pro · Hexing (Xiaohe Shuangpin with Hexing auxiliary codes). • Xiaohe auxiliary codes now work with Bohe, Moqi, Wanxiang and Hexing and can pick any character of a word; when no character matches, candidates still show with a "No matching auxiliary code" hint. • Date, time, weekday and lunar-date shortcuts work in imported schemes too. • Add pinyin dictionaries and phrase files straight into the scheme you use: several at once, editable, removable one by one. • Remote import accepts a zip link and shows download progress. • Faster deployment: toggling fuzzy pinyin or updating a scheme recompiles only what changed; Enable finishes as soon as you can type, with progress on the button. • Settings → Learned Words: search, delete or clear learned words; swipe up on a candidate to delete it. Keyboard • Customize the keyboard by tapping its keys: swipe-up and long-press symbols, keys beside space, the space label, the 123 key and common symbols. • Landscape on iPhone: nine-key in a wide layout; spread two fingers to split the 26-key keyboard. • Delete gestures: hold and slide left to delete sentence by sentence, reach B to clear, slide up to restore; hold about a second to delete by word. • Move the cursor by sliding on letters, space or function keys, at an even speed. • Long-press for more characters: tone marks (ā á ǎ à) and more punctuation. • Number page: switch to a nine-key number pad; operators on top show the result of a sum as you type; numeric text shortcuts (such as 130) show in full; a colon after digits stays half-width. • Xiaohe: type symbols with capital V (Vfh symbols, Vxl Greek letters); shortcuts date, time, week, lunar. • Smarter suggestions after punctuation: after a sentence ends, Hare suggests how your next sentence usually starts, learning from what you type. • Email addresses and URLs stay in one piece, with half-width symbols. • Hold Return for a new line where Return sends the message. Faster and more accurate • The keyboard appears faster the first time; switching between Full Pinyin, Xiaohe, nine-key and English is faster, and so is reading candidates. • Long nine-key input no longer lags; long Pinyin sentences type about 30% faster. • English word completion from the first letters while typing Chinese; English suggestions include common phrases. • Fixed abbreviations that sometimes had no candidates and text arriving out of order in some search and sign-in fields. Voice input (Hare Pro) • Standby without switching apps: always on, or for a set time (ends by itself when unused, saving battery). • When Hare has to open to start voice, it starts listening as soon as you are back, no second press; the trip back is faster, and the voice panel appears at once and starts moving when you can speak. • Speak while a video plays: its sound is muted and the picture keeps playing, then the sound returns. • The microphone turns off as soon as you finish, so the orange dot goes out. • AI translation streams, so long text no longer times out; Translate in the H menu uses your saved language. • Fixed switching back and forth between Hare and the app you were in, and "voice still finishing" staying on. Other • Your dictionary, learned words, scheme updates and sync are kept safe if something fails or Hare is closed midway, and recover next time. • Hare Pro stays unlocked after changing Apple ID. • Unused old files are cleaned up, so Documents & Data no longer keeps growing. • English and Traditional Chinese interfaces are fully translated; fixed editing large imported dictionaries freezing and a crash an emoji could cause while translating.