Android

Where Does Unexpected Keyboard Store Settings?

Unexpected Keyboard keeps settings in Android SharedPreferences with custom layouts defined in-app. No export exists yet.

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Unexpected Keyboard stores settings the standard Android way without exposing files. SharedPreferences carry options and themes while custom layouts define in-app from XML examples. No export ships yet despite open requests.

Package identity verifies across stores with privacy claims to match. Exact preference filenames stay unquoted for lack of sources. Copy layout text by hand until the proposed export merges.

Where Unexpected Keyboard stores this, by platform

Android
/data/data/juloo.keyboard2

SharedPreferences storage for the verified open-source package with no documented filenames. Export stays proposed rather than shipped. Layouts move as pasted text.

Frequently asked questions

How do I back up Unexpected Keyboard?

Copy layout text manually between installs for now. Export and import settings stays an open proposal with filename conventions unmerged. SharedPreferences hold options without a documented file to copy.

Where are custom Unexpected Keyboard layouts?

Define them in-app through Settings Layout Custom with XML examples in the repo. Layouts travel as pasted text rather than files. No verified on-device layout path exists to quote.

What is the Unexpected Keyboard package?

It names the verified package across Play and F-Droid with no data collection. Exact preference filenames stay unverified and root-gated. Quote the package with SharedPreferences behavior, never a filename.

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