The program lets you select different values for the length of the words, and for the minimum probability of a suggestion. This works well especially for long or complicated words.
The interface is not very user-friendly, but program has been open sourced and you can improve it. It would be nice to combine this with Google Suggest and to make it less annoying by only making suggestions when the user requests it or when the next letters/words are obvious.
Thanks for your suggestion.
ReplyDeleteSince it is monitoring everything we are typing, I would not use it were it not open-sourced. The chance of it being a key-logger is not thin if the source is not revealed.
Thanks again and I'll try that out.
If you yourself don't read the source, for all you know, it could be exporting your keystrokes to some server in Russia. I don't see how being "open source" alone can make it safe. It's still a keylogger.
ReplyDeleteBeing open source makes it easier to see if there's something wrong with a program. You wouldn't open source a keylogger in disguise, would you?
ReplyDeleteYou could also install a firewall and realize the program doesn't need an internet connection.
The program only stores a list of words anyway, not full texts. It also ignores passwords.
This isn't as good as I expected. With some improvements, it can be a good candidate. Now, it's still very rudimentary.
ReplyDeleteI wrote about it because I like the idea. The interface is not very user-friendly and if you don't configure it properly, you'll find it annoying.
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