AOSP Spell Check

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#1

Hi,
I’m using eOS based on LOS 17.1. I use three different languages in keyboard for communication and I would love to have spell checker for each of them. Now Spell Check is dependent on the system language. So if I use a French system language it only checks french words. If I use an English it will check English words. I would need to check words based on the set keyboard (AOSP keyboard) layout not system language.
Is there a way of achieving that or is it a bug or maybe intentional “improvement”?

Cheers,

Last version of /e/ for FP3+: bugs in spelllchecker and Do not disturb
#2

I don’t know if you can do this with the AOSP keyboard.
I use AnySoftKeyboard from F-Droid. If I switch between kezboard :wink: layouts for different languages, the spell checker also switches the language.
So if it really doesn’t work with AOSP, you can switch to AnySoftKeyboard.

#3

Thanks Ijahn. I’m rather interested in AOSP keyboard and Spell Checker.

#4

Hi Cooky,
Have you been using your phone for a long time? I use the AOSP keyboard with multiple languages. The spell checker worked fine until the last update (29 January). Now I encounter the problem you describe (and incidentally, I hardly ever type in English, which is my preferred system language…)

#5

Hi Linda,

It depends which you mean by long time :slight_smile: I use AOSP keyboard for for more then a year. It was working fine on Nougat with eOS installed. Well, it was not great but at least enough for my needs. There wasn’t much options for customizing it. I found Open board at least better , but Spell Checker for check language didn’t work at and I stopped using it, cause it was quite crucial functionality for me. Now changed the phone and system to Q and this AOSP keyboard works even worse what is a bit sad to me. I’m not sure if it’s an issue of the Android system or eOS update by itself but I don’t want to waste my energy to active “dead” keyboard service maybe I’ll give another try to other keyboards which seems to be more “alive”.

#6

By the way what is system that you use (Android version, etc.) ?

#7

I’m on /e/OS Android 10. The spell checker worked fine until I installed the January update.

#8

Okay, I got it. So I couldn’t noticed this change, cause I already started using January version of Q with eOS. Before I’ve been using Nougat with eOS.