Tadak — Hangul Keyboard

[Keyboard Features] - Added a palette feature. When a key is pressed and held, a palette is displayed, allowing you to drag and select the character you want to enter. (For example, pressing and holding the “ㄱ” key lets you choose between “ㄱ” and “ㄲ”.) - Improved the behavior of special keys when pressed and held or touched together with another key to make them work more like the system keyboard. - On iPhone and iPad models smaller than 10.5 inches, Caps Lock can now be activated by quickly tapping the Shift key twice. - On iPad models 10.5 inches and larger, and iPad models 12.9 inches and larger, the Caps Lock key can be used to switch between the Latin and Hangul layouts. The available Latin layouts are QWERTY, Dvorak, Colemak, Colemak-DH, QWERTZ, and AZERTY. [Keyboard UI] - Fixed UI issues related to Caps Lock. - Adjusted the intensity of haptic feedback to more closely match the system keyboard. [Keyboard Layouts] - Danmoeum (단모음) Keyboards - Gesture support is now available in all versions, and the existing “Gesture (제스처)” version has been renamed to “Gesture Only (제스처 전용)”. - Added Shift keys to the iPad layout, allowing individual characters to be entered using Shift instead of repeated taps. - Added support for iPad models 12.9 inches and larger. - Added the DujulE Danmoeum (Gesture Only) [두줄이 단모음 (제스처 전용)] layout. [Other] Fixed an issue where multiple windows could be opened on iPad.