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# Traditional T9 [![codebeat badge](https://codebeat.co/badges/f7ab222f-4c5d-4b79-b1c8-401eea79c206)](https://codebeat.co/projects/github-com-sspanak-tt9-master) ![GitHub Downloads (all assets, latest release)](https://img.shields.io/github/downloads/sspanak/tt9/latest/total)
# Traditional T9 ![GitHub Downloads (latest release)](https://img.shields.io/github/downloads/sspanak/tt9/latest/total)
TT9 is a 12-key T9 keyboard for devices with a hardware numpad. It supports predictive text typing in [30+ languages](app/languages/definitions), configurable hotkeys, and an on-screen keypad that can turn your smartphone into a Nokia from the 2000s. And, best of all, it doesn't spy on you!
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TT9 may not work well on TCL Flip 2, Kyocera phones, especially ones running Android 10 or newer, and some other devices that run highly customized Android versions, where all apps are integrated and intended to work with the respective native keyboard. You may experience missing functionality, empty gaps/misaligned items on the screen, or unexpected text/numbers appearing when you try to type.
Compatibility has been verified only on the following devices:
- CAT S22 Flip (Android 11)
- Unihertz Atom L (Android 11)
- Qin F21 Pro+ (Android 11)
- Energizer H620SEU (Android 10)
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So make sure to read the initial setup and the hotkey tips in the [user manual](docs/help/help.en.md). Also, don't miss the convenient [compatibility options](docs/help/help.en.md#compatibility-options--troubleshooting) aimed to improve the experience in some applications.
_The user manual is also available in: [Brazilian Portuguese](docs/help/help.pt.md), [German](docs/help/help.de.md), [French](docs/help/help.fr.md), [Italian](docs/help/help.it.md), [Russian](docs/help/help.ru.md), [Spanish](docs/help/help.es.md), [Turkish](docs/help/help.tr.md), [Ukrainian](docs/help/help.uk.md)._
## ⌨ Contributing
As with many other open-source projects, this one is also maintained by its author in his free time. Any help in making Traditional T9 better will be highly appreciated. Here is how:
- Add [a new language](CONTRIBUTING.md#adding-a-new-language), [new UI translations](CONTRIBUTING.md#translating-the-ui) or simply fix a spelling mistake. The process is very simple and even with minimum technical knowledge, your skills as a native speaker will be of great use. Or, if you are not tech-savvy, just [open a new issue](https://github.com/sspanak/tt9/issues) and put the correct translations or words there. Correcting misspelled words or adding new ones is the best you can do to help. Processing millions of words in multiple languages is a very difficult task for a single person.