Hi Ray, With text input, Guacamole won’t really know whether the keyboard is needed or not at any particular time. There’s an input box, therefore the keyboard is there.
I haven’t tried on an Android tablet, but on an iPad I will hide the keyboard when I don’t need it and it stays hidden until I tap the left corner of the input box at the bottom. I’m not sure why this isn’t happening for you on Android. > On Dec 8, 2016, at 3:25 PM, Ray Jantz <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi, > > I am trying out Guacamole on an Android tablet and tried both input modes - > text input and on-screen keyboard. With text input, the Android on-screen > keyboard pops up every time I touch the screen, even when there's no active > input field, so that makes it practically un-useable. With the Guacamole > on-screen keyboard, I find the keys are too small to type reliably. Is there > something I'm overlooking in configuring Guacamole for a mobile device or is > better support planned for the future? > > Thanks > > Ray
