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Disclaimer: There seem to be a number of potential duplicates to this question on common android forums and SX sites (e.g.: How to install a custom keyboard in Android?), but many are a couple of years old and none seem to be what I'm hoping for. Thence:

Looking for a solution that

  • does not require rooting
  • does not require additional apps, ideally
  • does not require "serious" coding

Any ideas?

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Closest working solution I was able to get was to use JBak Keyboard which allows you to customise it's layout and skins using simple XML files.

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  • Watch the permissions on that - jbak keyboard has full internet access! I don't know that it's doing anything wrong, but that seems inappropriate to me. – Michael Kohne Mar 13 '15 at 12:56
  • Maybe because it downloads dictionaries off the internet. And one can always use AppOps, if so inclined – strNOcat Mar 13 '15 at 13:02
  • AppOps only worked in a few versions of Android, none of which are on any of my current devices. So I don't really think that's a good solution for the average user right now. – Michael Kohne Mar 13 '15 at 13:31