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I was a little scared as well, but it didn't take them away for me. Still don't know what it actually did...

Swype has this feature. It works like so: The user swipes out their words, not worrying about if their words are being autocorrected to the right suggestions or not. After they're done typing a sentence or two they can place the cursor in or near a word, hit the special Swype button on the keyboard,...

This is pretty much a straight ripoff of a feature in jonasl's modded HTC_IME, but I love it and I was hoping we could have it in out beloved Smart Keyboard, too. 8-) It's as simple as deleting all text to the left of the cursor up to the previous word boundary (space or punctuation). Makes fixing m...

Glad to see you found and fixed the bug. I've noticed an improvement.

+1 I've never even thought of this but this would solve sooooo many of my problems. miker71 you're a genius! I'd also like this option (and vibrate, too). As it is now I don't really like vibrate, but have recently turned it on to help with these issues. Having it just vibrate for space would be ama...

I like the idea of an editable smileys popup. If you haven't seen jonasl's mod of HTC_IME he's implemented this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=624416 I prefer the way Smart Keyboard presents the smileys in a large popup instead of a line, but I thought I'd link there if you haven'...

This would help for typing I'd, too. Right now id yields I'd on the 3rd suggestion page. icd could autocorrect straight to I'd!

That subject is a little cryptic so let me explain (HTC_IME has this feature, btw, if you want to play with it): I do love the fact that things like dont will get corrected to don't . And wont will have won't as its second suggestion because wont is actually a word. I think it would be nice to expan...

Nice.

cyril, I was just wondering if you could take 'kike' out of the dictionary. too often I find replacing like if I mistype it. thanks. Do you think having a feature where we could remove/exclude these words ourselves would be handy? It'd be like the user dictionary we already have, except it would ju...