落格输入法 经典版 5.2.6

***Review of Logcg Input Method, the Highly Praised App:***

"Even though I'm not a double-pinyin user, I am still impressed by the developer's enthusiasm for development. It's been a long time since we had such passionate developers in the input method field..." - QIM Input Method Developer, Glider

"Indulge in the pleasure of double-pinyin on iOS." - @Arronnrock

"Since learning double-pinyin, I've tried all the input methods on iOS, and eventually fell in love with Logcg. It's more like an enhanced version of the system input method, plain yet profound, simple yet not easy." - Jerry W

"It's like an oasis in the desert." - Fox with Brown Tail

"I would pay even more for it!" - Effily

"This is the input method I've been looking for - Logcg meets all my requirements for an input method. Thank you to the designers and developers of Logcg. Its appearance is like the emergence of the iPhone in the Nokia-dominated era." - icoouu

"There is finally a decent double-pinyin input method on iOS." - Aladdin~~

"Another user-friendly input method for the visually impaired." - wenhaili

"This is the most satisfying app I used in 2016." - Eric.S

"It's hard to imagine that an independent developer can outshine teams like Baidu and Sogou so much. If there's a reasonable explanation, it must be passion." - Sariel

"A gospel for double-pinyin users on iOS!" - YHule

"Truly an amazing app, the developer's dedication really moves me." - ye4241

"Among all the double pinyin input methods available on the App Store, Logcg is the most comprehensive. It surpasses those that are more 'native' in functionality and those that are feature-rich but not 'native.' This may seem like a cunning statement, but in terms of functionality, there are few rivals. The native input method has many unique advantages, such as integration with the system. The first similar 'native' double pinyin input method I encountered was SPi, unfortunately, it ceased updates. As the earliest (traceable) input method that does not require full access, its app is almost useless, with settings menus tucked away in buttons. Although very native, it loses convenience in terms of functionality and unfortunately, as a paid input method, it hasn't been updated for too long. Wi was my choice later on but eventually switched to TouchPal. These third-party input methods compared to Baidu and Sogou at least do not have many concerns about being 'unclean.' Requesting full access aside from potential privacy issues, at least has characteristics like key sounds that native input methods have. On the iOS platform, for an input method to achieve a native-like experience, asking for full access is inevitable. Logcg can be said to be a culmination. Among input methods that do not request full access, only Logcg has implemented key sounds. Also, features like precise language switching with long-press language keys and adjusting cursor with a key press which native input methods have are achieved by Logcg. Among these similar 'native' input methods, only Logcg truly accomplishes this; those that ceased updates early apparently do not have these new features. Yet as a similar 'native' input method, Logcg achieves many functional breakthroughs such as auxiliary codes and deleting candidate words etc. Functionality may have been compromised somewhat, but in terms of double pinyin input methods on iOS, undoubtedly Logcg is the most user-friendly one. Finally no longer fretting over choosing an input method; with Logcg on iOS for double pinyin input, that's enough. From not supporting candidate word frequency adjustments in old versions to now, I admire the developer's efforts; every update is chock-full of updates summary lists, compared to those copy-paste weekly updates striving for presence are showing up from nowhere." -亚略

"Powerful software with restrained permissions—a conscientious work of domestic software." by Desert White Sand

"A refreshing breeze in input methods—a conscientious work of art." by EachannChen

"Thank you for valuing VoiceOver users' experience." by 张铮z

"When it popped up with a dark keyboard on Spotlight search interface, I immediately uninstalled Sogou." by Flying Eagle Duckling

"The moment key sounds came out, I was shook." by Sneezing Nucleus