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What is a good private keyboard for android
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AnySoftKeyboard is flexible enough for bilingual (or trilingual or +) use. For qwerty with french, you have to choose Canadian French 🤷
i installed open board for a monolingual friend who uses azerty
I tried that one. You have to manually switch between the languages to get the corresponding autocorrect. I need a multilingual qwerty keyboard
long press the Enter key, choose "override default dictionary", and pick the languages to merge.
thank you. i didn't know that we can merge them. This must be what op needs
Wow I didn't know it was possible. I'll give it a try thank!
yeah, ASK has got tons of little QoL features that it doesn't advertise anywhere and you just randomly stumble across. I've been using it for several years before someone told me about merging dictionaries.