
Connor Kegg
This is the best braille keyboard I've found for typing actual braille cells. I have an issue with how it prints any characters that only use the right side of the cell on the left side. Consequently, the capital indicator and apostrophe are indistinguishable, the abbreviation sign and the letter B, etc. 7 pairs of symbols are indistinguishable from each other. That bothers me. It also adds spacing problems.
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DSelva
app is pretty good for the learners. I can use it for day to day texting, to memorise the Braille alphabets. it ll b fantastic, if enabled keyboard switching over from Braille to English made easy. as of now, I am uninstalling it, whenever switching over is needed. when installing, keyboard setting option describes, up & down arrows use. where as, these arrows are not there in keyboard, only Lt&Rt r there.

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This app is pretty much just what i needed. Not only nice for inputting braille unicode text (great for encoded messages and ASCII art), but the actual input is great practice for internalising braille symbols. My only real issues are the fact that there are two different spaces for some reason (not a problem, just odd), and I can't find a way to make a paragraph break, since there's no equivalent for the Enter key. Is there a way to do that?
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