- UsageGauge: WireGuard-only JSON fetch, cached, background thread, stale-aware - Gauge key: gradient fill rises with the tightest Codex window, %.1f of today's DeepSeek spend, red below a $1.00 balance, flat grey when stale/offline - Display-only: marker lives in the key indication field, no character, touch swallowed - Settings entries; cleartext permitted only for 10.10.10.1 - ComposeKey: composing to U+00A0 keeps the named nbsp key, since adding a layout key perturbs the generated compose table and would otherwise emit the display glyph - 5 new unit tests; all 21 tests pass
Unexpected Keyboard 
⚠️ Google wants to kill the open-source Android community.
See keepandroidopen.org and the F-Droid blog.
Lightweight and privacy-conscious virtual keyboard for Android.
https://github.com/Julow/Unexpected-Keyboard/assets/2310568/28f8f6fe-ac13-46f3-8c5e-d62443e16d0d
The main feature is that you can type more characters by swiping the keys towards the corners.
This application was originally designed for programmers using Termux. Now perfect for everyday use.
This application contains no ads and is open source.
Usage: to apply the symbols located in the corners of each key, slide your finger in the direction of the symbols. For example, the Settings are opened by sliding in the left down corner.
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Contributing
For instructions on building the application, see Contributing.
Acknowledgement
The NLnet foundation funded the work on the spell checking feature.







