We've just released update version 1.4 of Keyman for iPhone and iPad, here's the run down of what's new:

Key Preview

Now when you touch a key, a popup preview will show (phone only, not tablet), so you can see the key your finger is touching. We think this really helps, as on the smaller phone keyboards your finger can often cover the entire key.

Key_preview

Keyboard Version and Help Documentation

You can now view the version of each installed keyboard, as well as link through to the keyboard help documentation.

Help_docs

Other changes

  • We've added an A-Z index in the language/keyboard list to help with navigation
  • Hebrew, Arabic and other right-to-left languages are now correctly displayed on iOS 7 +
  • European Latin keyboard no longer has desktop-based shortcuts enabled (e.g. .c no longer outputs ċ)
  • Default European Latin keyboard upgraded to latest version (1.2)
  • Keyboards can now be re-downloaded if the font fails to download
  • Keyboard is now reloaded after updating/re-installing a custom keyboard to allow any changes to appear immediately
  • Other minor bug fixes and performance enhancements

Available on the Apple App Store:

Available on the App Store

Categories: Developing Keyman

0 thoughts on “Keyman for iPhone & iPad version 1.4 released”

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Related Posts

Developing Keyman

Keyman Update for 19 July 2024

This blog reports on significant keyboard development updates over the period from 08 July 2024 — 19 July 2024. As always, you can follow all of our development online at github.com/keymanapp/keyman, and you may find Read more…

Developing Keyman

Keyman 17.0 is now available in beta

We are excited to announce that Keyman 17.0 is officially in beta. You can download Keyman 17.0 beta on Keyman downloads website. You are welcome to send us any feedback for Keyman 17.0 on Keyman Read more…

Developing Keyman

The Keyman Intern Project

Several members of the Keyman team work out of the National Polytechnic Institute of Cambodia (NPIC), វិទ្យាស្ថានជាតិពហុបច្ចេកទេសកម្ពុជា, in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia. One of the things the Keyman team tries to do is Read more…