MKeyboard

Many of us use passwords that are made up of letters that form a sentence in our native language while the actual letters appear in English. This is a great way to construct hard to crack passwords while using a convenient way to remember what the password actually is.

The issue until now is that in mobile, the keyboard you see on screen is the keyboard you get to use and the language displayed in that keyboard is the language you will see appearing on screen.

But what if you want to use a keyboard with Hebrew letters but have the corresponding English letter appear on screen?

Using this app, you can!

Install this keyboard, activate it in the device's settings menu, and when you need to type in your password simply choose the keyboard from the notification pull down menu and there you go. You can now type your sentence in Hebrew and get the corresponding letters in English.

To install it:

Install the app (notice the OPEN button will not appear in this case. Nor will there be an Icon added)

In the notification pull down menu click on the notification that says the installation is complete (if it does appear there)

Go to the device's settings screen. Go to Language & Keyboard menu.

Check the box next to MKeyboard. This will activate the keyboard.

It is now ready to be used.

Now when you need to type a password, pull down the notification menu by swiping down from the top of the screen.

Click on the notification that says "Choose input method".

Pick the MKeyboard.

The keyboard will now switch and you can use it.

To return back to the original keyboard, select the original keyboard from "Choose input method"

In some devices the way to install the keyboard might be different. Search Google on how to install a keyboard in your device's brand.

Please email any request and bug reports.