Wurstfinger

Version 1.4.1 New: • Optional gesture trail — a soft stroke follows your finger while you swipe and fades out when you lift it. Off by default, under Settings › Gestures • New app icon: Liquid Glass on iOS 26, with depth on the Home Screen Improved: • Fast flicks are recognized as swipes again instead of typing the key's center letter • Characters that could not be typed at all on the new layouts: Thai ฬ ฒ ฑ ฏ and ฿, the Japanese 、 and 。 with the small kana, the half-space in Persian and Urdu, Arabic-script punctuation, the Hindi ₹, the Hebrew ׳ and ״, and the voiced kana iteration marks ゞ and ヾ • č ď ě ň ř š ť ž are directly reachable: the caron now sits on the return swipe of the ^ key, replacing the stand-alone circumflex accent that swipe used to type (the ^ itself is unchanged) • Diagonal drags on the delete key delete instead of doing nothing • A long press held across a mode or language switch no longer types the old key's digit • Double-space types a period only on two consecutive spaces, and inserts the sentence mark of the script you are typing • Forward-delete and capitalize-word respect an active selection • Coming back from another app applies settings changed in the meantime before the first keystroke, and the app switcher no longer shows an empty gap where the keyboard was • VoiceOver reaches the shift, punctuation and mode keys, and offers swipe-only actions such as copy, cut, paste and hide keyboard through the rotor • Key labels stay inside their key at the smallest keyboard sizes • Size & Position was shown in English whatever the app language, and is translated now, along with 70 corrected translations • Leaner rendering leaves the keyboard more memory headroom