Bagan Keyboard Old Version Site
| | Release Date | Key Features & Focus | Android Requirement | File Size | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Version 1.0 | ~ August 15, 2019 | The first stable public release designed for Zawgyi typing. Focused on core functionality: Zawgyi/English switching, auto-correction, and emojis. | Android 4.2+ | ~9.1 MB | | Version 1.1 | ~ April 30, 2020 | A minor maintenance release. The stated change is simply a "Minor Bug Fix". | Android 4.2+ | ~6.4 MB | | Version 1.5 | ~ September 4, 2020 | This version focused on optimization, with improvements to "Reduce The Size" and update the Privacy Policy. It also added more themes and stickers. | Android 4.2+ | ~6.5 MB | | Version 14.37 | ~ October 29, 2024 | A major leap forward. This version supports Android 5.0+ and includes bug fixes, an updated guide section, and policy issue fixes. | Android 5.0+ | ~46.3 MB |
Bagan Keyboard was developed by to address a critical need in Myanmar: enabling efficient and accurate typing of the Myanmar language on digital devices. At a time when smartphones were becoming ubiquitous, the app quickly rose to prominence by offering a user-friendly interface. Initially released on Android around 2013 , it became a staple for millions, and was even nominated as the Best Android App in Myanmar by Telenor in 2014, a testament to its quality and impact. bagan keyboard old version
If you type using an older version, you may not be able to see or send the newest emoji sets released by the Unicode Consortium in recent years. | | Release Date | Key Features &
These features in the old versions provided a fast, efficient, and simple way for millions of people to communicate in the digital age. The stated change is simply a "Minor Bug Fix"
Reviewing the old version of Bagan Keyboard is like reviewing a classic Nokia phone. It may not have the flashiness, the themes, or the AI predictions of its modern counterpart (or Google Gboard), but it had
The old Bagan keyboard works exclusively with Zawgyi fonts (e.g., Zawgyi-One.ttf , Myanmar3.ttf ). Unicode fonts like Noto Sans Myanmar or Pyidaungsu will display the text incorrectly. Users who rely on specific calligraphic styles prefer the old font ecosystem.
