Heliboard autocorrect works? - eviltoast

Hey, I have a Heliboard question and not sure if this is the right place to ask, sorry.

I have three system languages in my phone. The three of them shows in Heliboard. I added three dictionaries, one for each. If I start typing using a secondary keyboard all words shows underlined in red. I see some words in the recommended area that seems to be correct but no matter the word selected it always shows underlined in red. This only happens for the second and third keyboard.

Is this how it suppose to works? Any inputs?

  • pruneaue [she/her]@infosec.pub
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    8 months ago

    Had the same issue and instead of adding multiple languages directly, i clicked on one of the languages and added the second one in “multilingual typing”, which solved my issues

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      8 months ago

      Isn’t multilingual typing limited to have one dictionary? I mean, you can obviously add more than one language with it but it seems that you can only have one dic file in use

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          8 months ago

          The red lines are quite annoying. I think I’ll ask this in the repository and if I hear more from the developers I update it here

  • N4CHEM@lemmy.ml
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    8 months ago

    I have the same problem. Before the official release as Heliboard, when it still was called OpenBoard (by Helium314), I could change the keyboard languages with the small keyboard icon on the bottom right of my screen and it would change the language AND there spelling dictionary, but by swiping up from the spacebar only the language would change, with the spelling dictionary still on the first language.

    Now on Heliboard I don’t even have that possibility, since the small keyboard icon on the bottom right only shows one entry for Heliboard, not several (one for each language) as it used to be before.