No Keyboard: Hideable keyboard

Vishnu N K

About this app

A Simple, secure yet functional minimise able, hide able keyboard to keep you productive.

✓ Scroll through text easily without keyboard popping up.
✓ Minimise accidental types as you scroll through text easily without keyboard popping up.
✓ Set as default keyboard when you use wired/wireless keyboard.
✓ Slider provided to change transparency of the No Keyboard bar
✓ If slider value is less than 5 the keyboard icon will disappear from the bar; it will reappear once the value is increased to above 5.
✓ The included keyboard can be used to type using a mouse or on touchscreen devices.
✓ The popup remote helps to navigate on apps that only support dpad using your mouse.

Supports:
✓ Android Phones, Tablets
✓ Chromebooks. (Mouse Friendly)
✓ Android TVs. (Remote Friendly)

✓Easy to setup just open the app and select keyboard settings and enable No Keyboard.
✓Now go back to No Keyboard and select /switch input method and then pick it as your input method.
✓No Keyboard should appear when you click on the switch input method (keyboard switcher) button provided.
✓ To use the popup remote enable the permission to "Display over other apps" permission on your device.

Ratings and reviews

I'm using this on a tablet and a phone. It works great. I had issues initially because the previous version did not have a Minimal Keyboard. this was the way I preferred it. I was unaware that I had to select the Keyboard icon and then turn off the "On-screen keyboard" option to prevent it from appearing at points. It works well but when using split screen apps you can't hide the keyboard. It will popup when selecting a diffferent app. I was happy to have found the solution. Great app!

This app, or I should say the only app in the Play Store that served my purpose very well, because when I connect my physical keyboard to my tablet, there were still keyboard overlays showing on top, which blocked content on my screen. This app does a perfect job of removing that unwanted keyboard overlay.

It'd be fine if it wasn't for the very annoying update popup, like "please remind the dev to update" why can't he remind himself? I'm sorry, but if you don't let me make the freaking thing transparent especially for such a silly reason, then what's the point anyways lol, i have yet another (albeit small) overlay on my screen acting as a keyboard when i have a physical one connected (no i cannot hide it, my phone is stupid)

What’s new

✓ Bug Fixes, Libs updated, remembers last visibility status of keyboard on reopen.
✓ Tested to work on latest version of android.
✓ Bug report will now be shown locally.
✓ Popup remote if you enable overlay permission for app; useful during presentation for use with mouse, for browsing dpad based apps on TVs using only mouse.
☆Tips☆
✓ Remembers last saved keyboard transparency/visibility setting.
✓ Hide keyboard completely, if necessary.
✓ Supports Android TV.