

AnySoftKeyboard
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Customizable Android on-screen keyboard for multiple languages.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (Apache-2.0)
Application type
Platforms
- Android
- Android Tablet
- F-Droid
Features
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DomIsDazed added AnySoftKeyboard as alternative to MA Keyboard
GerritHumberg added AnySoftKeyboard as alternative to Keyboard Designer
Joroh added AnySoftKeyboard as alternative to Keyboard Copilot
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Comments and Reviews
Variety of themes, sizes, and config options (like vibrate on touch on/off). Great open-source alternative to stock keyboards which may spy on you.
Has a lot of features. Settings GUI is GARBAGE and incredibly hard to navigate. Don't even bother though because the only English keyboard with symbol hints has a comma in place of the L key for no reason. Thanks for nothing you absolute idiots.
It's very customizable and open-source. I use it for years now.
I don't like this app.👎👎👎👎👎
I was won over by this keyboard right from the start. Open source and particularly respectful of data, I found the layout perfect ...
In particular, the change of keyboard and the left and right keys for navigating through text. In short, from the ergonomics to the layout of the main keys, right through to the special characters and the theme (which I found improved legibility)....
It's a shame it hasn't been maintained since 2021.
Far from perfect, this app needs work, particularly in the UI department, but it's probably the 2nd best privacy-conscious, FOSS mobile keyboard that you can be fairly confident isn't sending everthing you type to the powers that should not be. That said, I have come to prefer FUTO, which is much easier and better for most people.
Difficult to get used to the change between letters and symbols. I came from using KeySwift and now I switched to OpenBoard (very cool).