Easy URL Keyboard vs SurlfBird

Featuring the same arrow keys as well-received Easy Mailer series - You can type URL easier with a QWERTY keyboard with the original extended keys! *Arrow Keys and other Keys work ONLY this app. Also Mailer or SMS are Available ! English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Dutch, Swedish, Danish, Rumanian version are Available ! SPECIAL FEATURES: * Arrow keys to move caret right and left faster for easier text editing * Dedicated Keys to type "http://", "www" etc with a single touch are equipped above the standard QWERTY keyboard for typing URL easier * More dedicated keys appear when iPhone/iPod Touch rotated to type on a larger QWERTY keyboard * Automatically save URLs you typed in the list for easier revisits * You can use all functions of the standard QWERTY Keyboards with this application. + Also Available!! + AEI Keyboard Note Series – You can type messages and URLs easier with one-hand! AEI Keyboard URL Note (Free App) ----------------------------------------- - AEI Keyboard Note for SMS / Mail Series – (English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portugese, Swedish) ========================= - Easy Mailer Series - write messages and URLs easier with useful arrow keys & original extended keys! - - Easy Mailer Keyboard Series - ========================= (English, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, Italian, German, Russian, Portugese, Korean, Danish, Swedish, Rumanian) www.4us.jp Thank you!

SurlfBird solves a long-standing problem. You run a Windows desktop computer and an iPhone/iPad side by side. You use a shared file storage like ownCloud, Nextcloud, Dropbox, WebDAV or something similar to transfer your data between the devices. This works fine for office documents, text documents. If, like me, you like to save URLs from internet sessions in your shared storage for later reading or as a reminder, you will find a .url file when viewing the replicated storage on the iOS device. You can copy its contents to the Notes application and click the link there. Now you have SurlfBird to help you. Just share the url file with SurlfBird and it will grep the URL from the .url file and open Safari with that URL. Very small and simple application, no extra internet traffic or anything.