Mishaal Rahman discovered this feature in the physical keyboard settings in Android 14 QPR3 Beta 2. This means it can be enabled in Android 15.
In addition to “sticky keys”, the beta also includes “bounce keys” that ignore quickly repeated presses.
Although these features are still in beta, their existence indicates that Google wants to improve the functionality of the Android keyboard.
It is worth noting that new features may not be included in the final version of Android 15. Google hasn’t confirmed anything yet, so we have to wait for the company’s official announcement.
Source: Ferra
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