Is your feature request related to a problem?
On a physical-keyboard phone (Unihertz Titan 2 Elite) with KISS Launcher as my home screen, LeanType shows its suggestion strip there. On a launcher the strip is useless — I type 2–3 letters to find an app, and I don't want autocorrect touching app names. The toolbar row also wastes vertical space on a small screen.
The Per-App Profiles screen has no option to hide either. The only way to remove the strip is global (Toolbar → Toolbar mode → Hidden), which also removes it in apps where I do want it.
Describe the solution you'd like
Two independent toggles in the Per-App Profiles screen, applying to the selected app only:
- Hide suggestion strip
- Hide toolbar
Use case
Launchers and physical-keyboard devices. I want the strip and toolbar suppressed in KISS but kept in messaging, browser and notes. A global hide isn't acceptable because it removes the feature from all normal typing.
Alternatives considered
- Toolbar mode → Hidden — works, but global.
- Turning off "Ignore other apps' request to disable suggestions" — didn't remove the strip in KISS.
- Force Direct Text Commit in the KISS profile — no composing, but the row still renders.
Is your feature request related to a problem?
On a physical-keyboard phone (Unihertz Titan 2 Elite) with KISS Launcher as my home screen, LeanType shows its suggestion strip there. On a launcher the strip is useless — I type 2–3 letters to find an app, and I don't want autocorrect touching app names. The toolbar row also wastes vertical space on a small screen.
The Per-App Profiles screen has no option to hide either. The only way to remove the strip is global (Toolbar → Toolbar mode → Hidden), which also removes it in apps where I do want it.
Describe the solution you'd like
Two independent toggles in the Per-App Profiles screen, applying to the selected app only:
Use case
Launchers and physical-keyboard devices. I want the strip and toolbar suppressed in KISS but kept in messaging, browser and notes. A global hide isn't acceptable because it removes the feature from all normal typing.
Alternatives considered