The words in the suggestion bar dont correspond to the words in the text box, and when you try to. For details see accepted answer and this Reddit thread. Recently the app started showing truly annoying bugs. Use OTG adapter with an external keyboard.
(It's incredible that there is absolutly no possibility to contact SwiftKey directly, or am I mistaken?) But I thought the kind people here might be (way) more competent, especially if will I have to access my phone through a USB connection without the possibility to enter my password.Īny help is greatly appreciated. I wrote something very similar on the SwiftKey "Support" Page ( here) - which is a community-help-itself-site, i think.
SwiftKey is the stock keyboard of the Huawei Mate 20 Pro. In addition I have no clue on how to solve this and even if I did, I wouldn't be able to access my phone in any way (I think? Because even a connection to a computer would be denied without allowing USB debugging. This issue renders my whole device useless. But after the restart, when asked for the password (the entering of the pin worked fine there was a numpad) there was and is no keyboard to enter anyting. Unfortunately I had the great idea that this could be solved by restarting my phone. After this update my keyboard was gone, completely. Today I updated several apps on my Android 9 Huawei Mate 20 Pro (non-rooted), among them also the SwiftKey application. I have the Samsung keyboard too in this phone and it doesn’t cause this issue in Obsidian, so something about the way Swiftkey does its autocomplete isn’t playing ball with Obsidian.To all SwiftKey users who stumble accross this post: Do not update your SwirftKey app at the moment! It also doesn’t happen in the file name - only in the actual editor. I’ve been using this keyboard since way back in the day when before Microsoft owned it, and I’ve never seen this issue in any other app (Discord, Slack, any other note taking tool).
The only way I can type in Thai is to type every letter and not use the autocomplete. The only way I can get rid of it is to try to select it and then “cut” (backspace won’t clear it). I can’t delete it, and it causes the keyboard and cursor behaviour to mess up.
Pasting that text anywhere other than Obsidian seems fine, here it is: สวัสดีครับ It also sometimes automatically selects it and gives me the option to cut/copy/paste. If I use autocomplete when typing in Thai, the zero width space character (\u200b) appears after the word (a little red dot).
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