SwiftKey beta for Android has been updated to version 6.4.5 that brings Incognito mode and Shortcuts / text expansion along with some bug fixes and Android N support. When the Incognito Mode is enabled, SwiftKey doesn’t learn the words you type. This can be enabled from SwiftKey Hub and the current theme switches to a dark theme with a mask in the background.
The Shortcuts / Text expansion lets you assign a “shortcut” or text expansion to each clip. In the “add clip” section you see the additional text field below that allows you to add the shortcut.
New features in SwiftKey 6.4.5 beta for Android
- Incognito Mode
- Shortcuts / Text expansion
- Switch to Latin layout when in password/email field
- All arrow keys can be accessed on main layout on tablets
- Fixed Red underline issue for some locales and Android N
- You can now use the virtual keyboard on Android N when connected to a BT/physical keyboard