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Describe the bug
The Thumb-Key program has a unique issue where double-tapping the spacebar results in the first space being replaced with a comma. This behavior is consistent and works as intended when spaces are created through normal typing. However, the issue arises in a specific scenario. If the cursor is manually moved on an Android phone by tapping on the screen, and then space is pressed, Thumb-Key replaces the last character before the cursor with a comma instead of a space. This could potentially lead to loss of important information, like altering a password unintentionally.
Steps to Reproduce the Issue
Open an application where you can type text using Thumb-Key.
Type any word or sentence and insert a single space.
Using your finger, manually move the cursor to a position right after a word (do this directly on the screen, not using Thumb-Key).
Press the spacebar. Observe that the last letter of the word you placed the cursor after is replaced with a comma.
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Thumb-Key Version
2.6.1
Describe the bug
The Thumb-Key program has a unique issue where double-tapping the spacebar results in the first space being replaced with a comma. This behavior is consistent and works as intended when spaces are created through normal typing. However, the issue arises in a specific scenario. If the cursor is manually moved on an Android phone by tapping on the screen, and then space is pressed, Thumb-Key replaces the last character before the cursor with a comma instead of a space. This could potentially lead to loss of important information, like altering a password unintentionally.
Steps to Reproduce the Issue
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: