Android page: Settings > Keyboard settings
The same pages, for typing
Keyboard settings are not a smaller set of controls. They contain the same Touchpad, Cursor, Swipe, Actions, and Triggers pages as the default settings.
How the override works: The default pages are the baseline. A keyboard setting only changes the value you explicitly save here; every other value continues to use the default. While the keyboard is open, these keyboard values are used. When it closes, Scrool returns to the applicable normal setup.
- TouchpadMake the pad smaller, move it higher, or change its appearance for typing.
- CursorUse a typing-friendly cursor position, size, or speed.
- SwipeChange scrolling and zoom gestures while the keyboard is open.
- ActionsUse different taps, holds, flings, or dwell actions.
- TriggersChoose different edge-trigger behavior while typing.
Example
Keep the keyboard out of the way
Set a smaller Touchpad width and a higher Touchpad Y in the keyboard Touchpad page. Leave all other values alone. Scrool uses those two keyboard overrides while you type, then uses the regular values again afterward.
To return a single setting to the default, open that setting in the keyboard page and use its delete/reset control. To remove every keyboard override, reset Keyboard settings from the Apps list.