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If you find yourself typing characters used more frequently in other languages, you can always install keyboards for other languages and switch among them easily. For more details about this, see Manage the input and display language settings in Windows 10.
There are some great keyboard tricks to use to navigate Windows, and some other common ones that work with many of your favorite apps. The mouse is great and all, but sometimes these are faster. Give them a try!
I've switched to Manjaro after getting a new laptop and getting too annoyed with windows 11. I've loved it so far and haven't run into too many problems. The only thing I have left that's annoying me is the emoji keyboard (super + '.'). It's super annoying having to copy and paste each emoji, especially if you want to type multiple.
The Emoji keyboard/window on my IPAD closes after clicking one Emoji. It did not do this prior to IPAD IOS14. This happens when I am using the Apple Bluetooth keyboard. It does NOT do this if I use the onscreen keyboard. It is time consuming to keep opening the keyboard window to use more than one Emoji. And, Why does the Emoji Keyboard display as a small window, when using the Magic Keyboard? This requires a lot of scrolling to get to the desired Emoji. If I use the onscreen keyboard, the Emojis display across the entire bottom 1/3 of my IPAD. If I so not use the onscreen keyboard, the Emojis display in a little window...
Thanks for the suggestion, I am using the Smart Keyboard Folio. I disconnected it, restarted, then reconnected, but the problem still exists. The problem happens any time I am trying to use emojis from the Smart Keyboard Folio (in messages, while responding to this message in safari, and in email...etc). Prior to the IOS update, the emoji keyboard functioned the same way, whether I was using the on screen keyboard or the Smart Keyboard folio (1st pic - emoji keyboard displayed across bottom 1/3rd of screen, and stayed there until I closed it, I could tap multiple emojis). Now, with the Smart Keyboard, a small emoji keyboard window appears, and after tapping an emoji, the emoji keyboard disappears (2nd pic). I have to re-open the emoji keyboard to send more than 1 emoji. Thanks for your help!
I'm making a chat app, and I'm planning on adding support for custom emojis, similar to how Discord manages custom emojis. However, my app is crashing once I tap on the emoji button. I want it to inflate my layout (emoji_keyboard_layout.xml) and view that in a LinearLayout in ChatActivity.
The error you have indicated in the logs is telling you that the view (emojiKey) already has a parent (root) view. This is because you passed llEmojiKeyboard as a root view via the second argument in LayoutInflater.inflate(). Since this is already the root view, you don't need to call .addView() after inflating, or if the .addView() call is necessary, you can pass a boolean as a third argument to .inflate() to control whether the newly inflated view gets attached to the root ViewGroup (here is the documentation for that version of the .inflate() method):
I have the SwiftKey keyboard installed on my iPhone on iOS 8.1 with the latest 1Password update. Underneath this keyboard I had the Emoji keyboard running so I could access these. However, when opening 1Password, the keyboard defaults to the Emoji keyboard and clicking the globe in the bottom left corner does not take me to the normal keyboard. Therefore, I am unable to type in 1Password with the Emoji keyboard enabled. Disabling the Emoji Keyboard in the settings app fixes this. I assume this is a bug, but I wanted to make agilebits aware of it so that it can be patched.
I am using the SwiftKey keyboard and have removed the Apple one. Regardless of what keyboard I'm on, when I open 1P it switches to Emoji and won't allow me to change. It means I have to temporarily install the Apple keyboard if I'm to enter text. Alternatively I start an arduous copying and pasting session. Neither appeals!
The solution is to add back the original iPhone keyboard. 1p will then default to this keyboard. But if you have removed it leaving only 3rd party keyboards and the emoji keyboard, 1p defaults to the emoji keyboard.
I'm thinking it will. When AgileBits added the option I suspect nobody envisaged people removing the Apple keyboard, heck I didn't even know you could. If that option disables third party keyboards though and none of you have the Apple one still accessible then that might explain the behaviour you're experiencing.
When users use the internal Mattermost Emoji-System (typing : etc. or choosing from the emoji-List on the desktop client/desktop browser) everything looks good. But especially on mobile, users tend to just user their regular emoji keyboards.
When I have a multi-platform chat with another user, the emojis may render completely fine, when the other one is online in the same live chat. Then again, after the user closes his/her browser completely and re-opens it again, the same chat, where emojis seemed fine 1 min ago, is full of ???
My system language is English, but I have set Czechia as a Language for non-Unicode programs and Region formats because some applications didn't work for me - didn't show the special characters correctly. I also use a Czech keyboard layout.
When I activate the Emoji keyboard pressing "Windows + ." it says "Keep typing to find an emoji" in English but when I type there fxp "cry" it won't find anything. I have to type there in Czech language. Is there any way to change this behavior?
I have a similar setup here where I run my Windows 11 in English but also havePortuguese Br language installed in the system. I wanted to search for emojis in EN but the searches were always performed in PTBR first.
So, after I decided to end this hell, I remembered that this emoji keyboard is also an app and I could just use the Win+Space shortcut to quickly switch languages and then perform my search in english.
Following this question, I have obtained and installed macOS Mojave's Apple Color Emoji.ttc on macOS Sierra. While I can now see these emojis if I'm texted them, they don't show up on my emoji keyboard (even when placed in /System/Library/Fonts/)
Emoji & Symbol picker will not list the newer emoji added since your version of macOS. For that to work you would also need to update at least /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreEmoji.framework and maybe some other files.
So, it turns out that changing something (that I wouldn't think make a big difference) like CoreEmoji.framework can make it so that macOS can't restart, so I was wondering if there is any way, other than by completely replacing CoreEmoji.framework, to get macOS Mojave's emojis to show up in the emoji keyboard. Does something like EmojiAttributes exist for macOS? Or, as ridiculous as this sounds, could EmojiAttributes be modified to work as a mySIMBL extension? The only problem with that solution is that I have no idea how to build with theos, as for some reason it seems that I didn't install it correctly on macOS or iOS (I followed the instructions for both, but it doesn't work).
I haven't figured out how to make new emojis to appear in the main picker panel, but I've at least gotten them to be searchable from the picker in Mojave (10.14.6) as well as showing up in the frequently-used section. Here's the process I used to get Emoji 13.1 emojis from Monterey (12.0.1) to render and to be searchable from the Mojave picker.
Hello all,
I was using google docs when I tried to use the center text shortcut that had served me well on every other platform, but on gnome (F28) the shortcut would not work. I found out that it was some shortcut to type in an emoji. This is completely useless to me, and I would like to disable it. I found a forum post that suggested going into IBus Preferences ibus-setup and disable the shortcut there under the emoji tab. Screenshot:
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Here the shortcut is disabled, but still pressing Ctrl+Shift+E creates the emoji prompt. Thanks for any help.
One of the things that is confusing me is the use of Emoji's in text fields. When Reza uses the "Windows and Dot shortcut keys" an Emoji keyboard pops up that has a search capability (See attached image Left window).
When I use the same keyboard shortcut the pop up Emoji keyboard that I get looks completely different and does not include the search capability. (See attached image Right window). I have tried running the editing app in Chrome and Edge and get the same results.
Nowadays emojis are everywhere. From chats to the mails, to even blog posts. So, Microsoft added a huge feature (At least to some) a few months ago. Emoji keyboard. We can swap to that Pressing Windows Key+Period and search and input any standard emoji to any input box.
Today you can use Emoji pretty much anywhere, be it mobile or on the web with most modern browsers. Windows 8 has an on-screen keyboard that you can use to type Emoji, even if you use a regular keyboard and mouse.
I'm going to hack around and see if I can change the color of each individual layers. "Diversified Emoji" is a big topic right now, as not everyone wants a yellow LEGO head. There's lots of quasi-Emoji chat apps on all phones with afrocentric or other kinds of emojis. I wonder if a layering system like this would be way to create infinitely diverse emoji?
Emoji Keyboard - Color Emoji is full of possibilities. With it, you'll have hundreds of emoji at your fingertips, ready to insert into any conversation. Have fun with your friends or express whatever you want to say with just a click by taking advantage of this new feature on your keyboard.
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