Number one, but we’re still not done

Congratulations. I just bought the app this week and I’m loving it. Could use a few more skins but the light one’s doing its job just fine right now. Keep it up.

I got SwiftKey X for my tablet and when SwiftKey 3 came out I got it for my smartphone too. I too would like to see more themes. I’m using Cobalt on my phone and Neon on my tablet ( I’m typing on it now). Keep up the good work!

I need the % key back somewhere on the main screen please!

I think lots of us use the % sign but it’s so hard to get to now.
I have to click the number key then long press another key?

Thanks

There are other keyboards? Lol I was directed to SwiftKey soon after coming from a full qwerty keyboard phone. I don’t have any complaints with a full touch device. SwiftKey is better than the qwerty I was used to.

I don’t usually write a response to these articles but this is an exception. I have been using SK since it first came out. They have been number 1 with me since day one. I want to congratulate those involved with the development of this app. You have made texting much easier and more pleasurable experience. I thank you!

You might consider including being able to change the style of the keys.

Again, keep up the good work!

Keep up the good work! I love SwiftKey and never fail to tell people about it!

Is this a good place for suggestions?

If SwiftKey did these two things, then it would be perfect!

1. MY email address contains a period. When I am entering email addresses or usernames it always puts a space in and capitalises the second part of my email address. Stock Android does not do that, so there must be a way you could prevent this behaviour…

2. In landscape mode Swiftkey uses up the entire screen on my Galaxy Nexus. I wish it shrunk the text input field so that one could still see what was going on outside of text entry.

Other than that – SwiftKey is amazing. And for people like myself who frequently type in different languages it is a must!!

Please, spend some time for reading of comments on play.google.com and fix this annoying problems with display of layouts

Love your app, it’s the best ever. I do however have some probs with your latest version. The special characters get missplaced so they’re not visible on the letters. A full fix of permissions on the phone fixes this but a full permissions fix takes 20 min.

Besides this its great.

I have a small idea on some things you could keep in mind for the future thought.
Something with ALL keyboards is the problem with getting the wrong word as firsthand choice. Adding a blacklist of words you never want the keyboard to remember would be one (quite easy) thing to add and something that would seperate this even more from the other keyboards out there.
Another thing would be to add the possibility to not just remove the word when long-pressing it but to shoose to keep it but never have it be the first choice. This way all words you really don’t want to accidently send to your grandmother for instance won’t get picked, but it will still show up to be manually selecet for the times you actually want to use them.

Oh sorry for the long comment. Just didn’t find a “tip” forum or anything like that

PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE bring back the question mark as a fixed key on the keyboard. Or at least give us the option to have it. The right sliding thing doesn’t work 3 out 4 times… And more than 50% of my texts messags en with a ?

Please please please. Having a fixed ? key was the reason I bought swift key in the first place.

Still no chinese input!

I am not native in English, so even with SwiftKey, I am not typing fast. The other important reason is the inconsistent appearance of the “suggestion list”. I know that this is an FAQ. The suggestion list does not appear when it is not sure that the context that SwiftKey is invoked is indeed a text input field. Therefore, for example, I cannot use the “suggestion” function when I worked with 921 editor, with c4droid, as well as some other apps in which actually heavy and accurate typing is IMPORTANT. Well, then, in these apps, SwiftKey is no longer that much a good choice because the button size is by default much smaller than other keyboards such as the built-in ones. That introduces even more mistakes.
What’s the good for complaining, then, if you professionals (and who live on SwiftKey) cannot solve the problem by far? Well, it’s pretty much out of curiosity. From the viewpoint of programming, this is really incomprehensible. Unless the function of providing suggestion list simply cannot be implemented when the context is not a text input field, I do not see a reason why this cannot be done. I imagine that you can just provide suggestion list WHENEVER SwiftKey is invoked, whether or not the context is a text input field. My Xperia acro s has built-in IMs which provide suggestions in ALL context, whenever I input text. I really hope that SwiftKey can make break through in this aspect. Thank you very much.