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How to download the app and activate it as the default keyboard

Hows to use Swift Braille / Mohammad AlBanna

You can download the Swift Braille app from the Google play store, as this app is provided for Android devices, and looking into providing it on other platforms…soon! Download the app 1. To download the app from Google Play, you can search for the “SwiftBraille” keyword in the Google play store, or go directly download […]

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How Braille dots are distributed on the screen

Hows to use Swift Braille / Mohammad AlBanna

Starting from version 2.0 of SwiftBraille soft keyboard, we’ve provided three layouts of the Braille dots positions on the screen, most of the settings will be shown and others will be hidden based on the layout of the selected dots, especially in the “Advanced settings” section. You can change the layout of the dots from

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How to make gestures

Hows to use Swift Braille / Mohammad AlBanna

SwiftBraille supports some gestures to make some of the functions, besides the operations bars as well. Where can I do gestures? Starting from version 2.0 of SwiftBraille, we’ve removed the restricted area to make gestures (which was in the middle of the screen), and now you’re able to do that on any of free space on the

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Advanced settings screen

Hows to use Swift Braille / Mohammad AlBanna

This screen contains not related and most common settings: – Activate gestures: You can activate or inactivate the gestures, this option is good if you’re using operations bars and you hate gestures. – Show operations bars: Provide three bars with a set of buttons to make some of the operations, rather than using gestures, described in this

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French letters keyboard

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Starting from version 2.0 of SwiftBraille, we brought the French language to be supported in this project. Big thanks to those who brought this to the project…if you want to know who they are, please check the “Special Thanks” page. To type using the French language, you need first to activate this language as an input method by going

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Supported languages

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We’re trying to support as many as we can in more languages in this free project, and since the launch of the project, we supported English and Arabic in the user interface and Braille input method as well! Since version 2.0, we opened the invitation to support French and Spanish, and a lot of people (blind)

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Keyboard dimensions

Hows to use Swift Braille / Mohammad AlBanna

Starting from the official version of SwiftBraille (1.0), we’ve provided the ability to change the keyboard height, and from the new version to another, we enhancing the user experience in this part, to add the ability to change the width height of the keyboard in portrait or landscape (50%, 70%, and 100%). In version 2.0,

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Voice input

Hows to use Swift Braille / Mohammad AlBanna

I’ve been asked to add a voice input feature in the SwiftBraille project since version 1.0, and here we go folks! Now, you can type using your voice or Braille language together if you would like to, starting from version 2.0 of the SwiftBraille app. To activate voice input, you need to do two things:

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Spanish letters keyboard

Hows to use Swift Braille / Mohammad AlBanna

Starting from version 2.0 of SwiftBraille, we brought the Spanish language to be supported in this project, big thanks to those who brought this to this project…if you want to know who they are, please check the “Special Thanks” page. In the SwiftBraille keyboard, the user can type Spanish small letters and capital letters as well, and from

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Spanish special symbols keyboard

Hows to use Swift Braille / Mohammad AlBanna

SwiftBraille soft keyboard supports typing some common symbols, the keyboard number five is for typing these general symbols. As also we supported the Spanish language, there’re some symbols special for the Spanish language have been added as well. You can switch between keyboards using the gestures, the operations bars, or any Braille indicator to move to the special symbols keyboard. General

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