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            Pressing the language button switches to the next language. Long pressing the language
            button opens the keyboard settings.
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        <h1>Keymap quirks</h1>
        <p>
            Due to the limited nature of QWERTY phones, which rarely boast a full QWERTY (and for
            that kind of phone this program is designed for), regular language keymaps cannot be
            applied. However, Titanboard tries to be as close to them as possible anyway, unless
            it is a naive feat. Here is a list of quirks in language keymaps, so that you can get
            used to them:
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        <ul>
            <li>All keymaps: language-specific currencies and punctuation marks are added onto
                preexisting characters on the keyboard; for example, German quotes are under the
                &quot; key.</li>
            <li>English: no quirks at all</li>
            <li>German: QWERTY, umlaut characters are under their corresponding characters
                (ä under a, ß under s, etc.)</li>
            <li>French: same as above</li>
            <li>Italian: same as above</li>
            <li>Spanish: same as above, quotation and exclamation mark keys have additional Spanish
                opening types</li>
            <li>Polish: same as above, except for the X key having Ź for easier typing</li>
            <li>Russian: phonetic variant based on the Russian Phonetic Keyboard 2.0</li>
            <li>Greek: same as a regular QWERTY layout, except the Q key has additional diacritics,
                and all common diacriticized letters appear under their corresponding letters</li>
            <li>Arabic: handmade layout, sort-of phonetic, keys with Shift are diacritics</li>
            <li>Hebrew: almost like the QWERTY, except Alt-Gr symbols are moved to Shift</li>
            <li>Czech: like all the others above</li>
        <ul>
        <h1>Miscellaneous</h1>
        <p>
            Regardless of the Enter key tweak, Shift+Enter will always input a new line.