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[GH-ISSUE #617] Integrated Pop-up Virtual Arabic Keyboard with Essential Editing Buttons #180
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Originally created by @Muohamedsalem on GitHub (May 13, 2026).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/deepseek-ai/awesome-deepseek-integration/issues/617
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Hardware keyboard failure: A USB port or Bluetooth keyboard may malfunction at any time. In this case, the user cannot type a single Arabic letter, completely preventing them from using the platform.
Missing essential control buttons: In some work environments (especially on tablets or phones), the system’s virtual keyboard lacks buttons like "Enter" or arrow keys, which complicates writing or formatting long texts.
Describe the solution you'd like
I suggest adding a very small icon inside the text input bar (next to the send button). Clicking it opens a small pop‑up virtual Arabic keyboard with the following features:
Clear and comfortable: Contains the basic Arabic letters.
Includes important extra buttons: Includes keys like "Tab", "Enter", and arrow keys (left/right). This greatly facilitates writing long texts (e.g., code or reports).
Hideable: Has a clear "Close" button and can be hidden with the same icon.
Small and unobtrusive: Its design does not take up much screen space and does not affect the platform’s quality or speed.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Relying solely on the operating system’s on‑screen keyboard is not a solution for hardware failure. Furthermore, the absence of control buttons (such as Enter) in standard virtual keyboards is a real problem for professional users.