The suggestions go gray when I go to a new line using enter key.
It has done this generally but now I is very consistent. Last night after upgrade and restoring from a HeliBoard backup it didn't do it that much, usually deleting a return would result in active suggestions.
Now after clearing data and restoring from its own backup the suggestions only become active after I enter a space.
This is happening in Obsidian, Markor, and here on GitHub, I didn't test others.
OK, now it is behaving like it did last night.
On a fresh return or new line I get gray suggestions. If I hit space then they are active. Hit space then delete and they are still active at the beginning of the new line, even if I delete the empty lines. Adding an extra line then delete activates them as well.
Essentially to get first word suggestions to work on a new line I have to add an extra return and then delete that extra line.
Edit:
Forgot to mention that I am using a custom dictionary that has no bigrams, however, I do have a lot of internal next word suggestions built up.
The suggestions go gray when I go to a new line using enter key.
It has done this generally but now I is very consistent. Last night after upgrade and restoring from a HeliBoard backup it didn't do it that much, usually deleting a return would result in active suggestions.
Now after clearing data and restoring from its own backup the suggestions only become active after I enter a space.
This is happening in Obsidian, Markor, and here on GitHub, I didn't test others.
OK, now it is behaving like it did last night.
On a fresh return or new line I get gray suggestions. If I hit space then they are active. Hit space then delete and they are still active at the beginning of the new line, even if I delete the empty lines. Adding an extra line then delete activates them as well.
Essentially to get first word suggestions to work on a new line I have to add an extra return and then delete that extra line.
Edit:
Forgot to mention that I am using a custom dictionary that has no bigrams, however, I do have a lot of internal next word suggestions built up.