Flowing is not available in text fields where Microsoft SwiftKey does not offer predictions, for example password fields or in some apps with code that clash with predictions.Enabling Android's Explore By Touch Accessibility feature will deactivate Flow.We offer you the choice between one or the other. If your Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard is set to use Gestures then you won't be able to Flow.You can glide your finger over a word, move down to the spacebar, and flow the next word, all without lifting a finger. You can switch seamlessly between flowing and tapping the keys at any time - there’s no need to switch input modes.įlow also allows you to Flow through space. If you wish to retroactively correct a word you've just flowed, just tap the backspace key and you'll see three different word predictions in the prediction bar. 'tt' in 'letters'), just hold your finger over the letter you want to type twice a little bit longer than normal. When you want to flow double letters (i.e. Inserts the middle prediction, shows next word predictions and auto adds a space for you.
This will insert the word followed by a space. Both options insert the appropriate spacing after. With Flow enabled you have the option to toggle between two different behaviors.īy default Microsoft SwiftKey will show you a set of corrections after Flowing a word, or you can choose to display a set of next word predictions. You can disable/enable Flow on your Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard by following the below steps: Flow allows you to write by gliding your finger across your Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard.
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