Type: "sorry I was late. I ran" and you want to put :sweat: but I assume you want :running:
Put "I hope tomorrow is sunny" and want :pray: but it puts :sun:
I guesses wrong 4 out of 5 times for me and ab unpredictable ux is a shit ux
Type: "sorry I was late. I ran" and you want to put :sweat: but I assume you want :running:
Put "I hope tomorrow is sunny" and want :pray: but it puts :sun:
I guesses wrong 4 out of 5 times for me and ab unpredictable ux is a shit ux
You might know this already, but how Apple has coded it is it’ll replace the last word with an emoji unless you put a trailing space. But if you put down a space first it’ll add the emoji. So in your examples you would write “I hope tomorrow is sunny pray” and choose the emoji and it will be “I hope tomorrow is sunny :pray:”