Privacy has become a very important issue in modern society, with companies and governments constantly abusing their power, more and more people are waking up to the importance of digital privacy.
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I use Gboard and have been meaning to find an alternative, so this is a useful thread though it seems the concensus is there aren't really any.
What I'd love to do is completely remove any reference to stickers and gifs from the emojis selection but it's not possible. The emojis button can be removed from the keyboard, maybe it's time to go back to traditional ASCII.
Check out the comment about the version of OpenBoard that supports swipe. I'm using it right now, actually. It's not perfect but serves as a solid alternative to Swiftkey.
Thanks! Using it now, perfect!
OMG I hate the stickers. I used to accidentally send them all the time when trying to hit the comma. I uninstalled all the stickers packs, which means I can't accidentally send them now, but I still accidentally hit the button since you can't remove it for some dumb-ass reason.
Openboard with swipe has fixed this for me. Takes a little getting used to but worth it IMO.
There was a cool multiswipe keyboard called KeyMon like ten years ago. It was great to be able to dual swipe to type. It brought back memories of t9 typing. Unfortunately, the app hasn't been updated and has been lost to outdated time.
I've been using SwiftKey for about as long as you have and for a while, about once or twice a year, I'd do exactly what you're doing- looking around for a better, privacy focused keyboard. I find one or two and try them out for a while but always end up back on SwiftKey because the predictions are unmatched.
Openboard FTW
Seconded, I currently use unexpected keyboard but I really want something with swipe typing.
Any of these allow you to change the size of individual keys like Smasung Keyboard?
I've tried most of the ones suggested on here, but I don't recall any of them having this feature.
I really like Keyboard Designer. I have made myself a keyboard in it that resembles Kii Keyboard, which was previously my fav.
That said setting it up might be a bit much for your average user.