Add basic soft-keyboard support on iOS #19161
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This uses the old UIKeyInput which is a bit limited language-wise, however, it's enough to log into RetroAchievements and change your nickname, at least, and it was the easiest to implement. So, this solves 90% of the problems caused by missing keyboard support, at least.
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This uses the UIKeyInput interface instead of a hidden TextField. This method is a bit limited, however, it's enough to log into RetroAchievements and change your nickname, at least, and it was the easiest to implement.
So, this solves a lot of the problems caused by missing keyboard support.
Part of #19141