Heliboard maybe?
this post was submitted on 04 Oct 2024
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Thanks, i'll give it a try.
You can pin buttons too. I have left/right cursor arrows and clipboard buttons pined. Super handy for me.
Heliboard, if you hit that little ">". Highly recommended as it works well and one doesn't need the google keyboard. Can also do multiple languages at once. 
Futo has it
Love that keyboard, just wish it handled several languages gracefully
i think hackers keyboard had a semi full layout option for enabling ctrl keys and such on portrait, though you need a decently large phone for that.
Yup.
Undo is a function of the Android API, not the keyboard. All phones can do it. It is usually the app's responsibility to implement its button because the feature extends beyond the realm of text input.
Some keyboards suggested here can do it tho, since most apps with text input don't implement undo.
This has been one of my major complaints moving from iOS to Android, iOS has (had?) the "shake phone to undo", and I used it often. So far no keyboard I like enough to use as my main has had undo easily accessible, it annoys me several times a week.
Unexpected Keyboard.