If only your current Android keyboard would allow you to easily transfer what it learned from you to another keyboard app, then you (almost) won't have to train the new one. π€π
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If only your current Android keyboard would allow you to easily transfer what it learned from you to another keyboard app, then you (almost) won't have to train the new one. π€π
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That's one reason that I use this one, because even when I reinstall it on another phone, once I sign in, it downloads the training from my previous phone from cloud infrastructure. πππβ¨β¨
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What I was referring to was a totally different keyboard app, not another instance of the same keyboard app on another device. π€― That isn't the same as transferring what the keyboard learned from your training to a different keyboard app. π
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Yep, I got that, but that's one notable reason why I keep this keyboard app, as I already have it well trained...lol! π π π β¨ π€
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