I want to disable the onscreen keyboard in AVP. It (or the little type preview widget) annoyingly pop up in front of the thing i am trying to type into. It doesn't remember where I put it after switching apps.
Apple Vision Pro, visionOS 1
I can only speak for myself, but this issue (and other UI bugs I experienced) seem to be related to Full Keyboard Access. Try disabling it under Settings -> Accessibility -> Keyboards -> Full Keyboard Access -> Off.
This is unfortunate; I otherwise enjoy having many of the shortcuts.
I can only speak for myself, but this issue (and other UI bugs I experienced) seem to be related to Full Keyboard Access. Try disabling it under Settings -> Accessibility -> Keyboards -> Full Keyboard Access -> Off.
This is unfortunate; I otherwise enjoy having many of the shortcuts.
I would really love to "pin" the keyboard to me, so that no matter which window I am typing in the keyboard appears in the same spot I have placed it. As it currently stands, the keyboard pops open over the input you are using, and it is inconsistent whether you need to close the keyboard manually or not.
Agreed. It should always show up in the same place relative to me, and remember where I moved it to. I can't for the life of me understand why it pops up where I am looking... That is always where I am typing... I need to see it.
Just to make this more clear. When I have my Mac connected to AVP and click in a text field on a native AVP application (e.g. Messages), the onscreen keyboard covers the Messages app. Once I start typing on the Mac to enter text, the on screen keyboard changes to the typing widget (although still covering the app). I then move this widget out of the way, finish my typing and then go back to using my mac.
The next time that I use the messages app, I have to go through the whole sequence again...
This is my #1 frustration with using AVP. My workflow is constantly interrupted by these two annoying visual dialogs covering the thing I am looking at.
How to disable on screen keyboard/text input bubble when using apple vision pro
