Microsoft company deletedand the on-screen keyboard SwiftKey from the pre-builds of Windows 10 version 2004 (20H1), as well as all the settings associated with it. By given German resource Deskmodder, this may be due to the low popularity of the application on this platform.
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The source believes that the on-screen keyboard will be removed in the spring or autumn update, although so far this is only a version. It is worth noting that SwiftKey is currently one of the most popular text input applications on Android and iOS. And earlier in Redmond they promised to bring it to Windows 10 in order to improve input on devices with touch screens.
It is important to understand that the majority of users of the “dozens” still prefer a mouse and keyboard. However, if Microsoft really decides to remove SwiftKey from the operating system, this may be a loss for some, because the application, among other things, has a good prediction system for fast typing.
The corporation itself has not yet commented on the situation with the keyboard, so we can only guess about the reasons. By the way, it is possible that the company has devoted all its efforts to developing a new keyboard (or adapting an existing one) for Windows 10X, which is positioned as an OS for devices with touch screens. Perhaps we will see there an updated version of SwiftKey when the system becomes available to all users.
However, it is possible that the keyboard was removed from the earlier version of the OS, and in the release it will appear again.
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