Accessibility prevents Swype from launching in Swype Beta 1.3

[Jacob.W]

I do not have any version of Lightflow and I am experiencing the same issues as previously discussed.

Hey Jrunfolo, can you please go to Android Settings > Accessibility and ensure that no other applications are enabled which interface with this accessibility menu?

[LeTricolore]

I have LightFlow... I'd rather keep it enabled for now and just not update Swype for the time being. I had it and had to restore from a backup to get it working.

[Belsatzar]

I do not have light flow installed, but another app called intelli ring, which manages notification volume. As soon as I turn that feature off, I can use the new Swype beta without any problem. But it was never a problem with older versions of Swype. Please fix...

[Mooneye]

I also have Light Flow and experienced the same problemes on my Galaxy Nexus 4.1.2. After turned off Light flow, Swype is working again.

[bionic_billy]

UPDATE:

Do all affected users on this thread have Light Flow Lite/paid installed? Please reply and let us know!

Thank you!

I do have Light flow lite installed, and once it was disabled I was able to use swype beta again.
please fix as I really NEED both applications!

[Jrunfolo]

Hey Jrunfolo, can you please go to Android Settings > Accessibility and ensure that no other applications are enabled which interface with this accessibility menu?

I have nothing else enabled under the Accessibility settings - I did however disable my stock Android Keyboard and now Swype works perfectly fine as my default.

It appears that the new update is interfering with the stock android keyboard or vice versa..

[LeTricolore]

I have nothing else enabled under the Accessibility settings - I did however disable my stock Android Keyboard and now Swype works perfectly fine as my default.

It appears that the new update is interfering with the stock android keyboard or vice versa..

How do you disable the stock one? I cannot uncheck the box next to it.

[Jrunfolo]

I have nothing else enabled under the Accessibility settings - I did however disable my stock Android Keyboard and now Swype works perfectly fine as my default.

It appears that the new update is interfering with the stock android keyboard or vice versa..

You have to go into Settings > Apps > All > Select Android keyboard and click disable. Then force stop.

[naiqus]

We have Google Nexus devices, but have not been able to reproduce this issue quite yet. We have been able to run Swype Beta 1.3.1 on both Android 4.1.1 as well as 4.1.2.

On that note, it would be helpful if we are able to get a logcat of what is happening when you are attempting to reproduce this issue.

To learn how to do that, go to this thread here.

Thanks!

Here is mine.
http://pastebin.com/BYtvyviV
Hope it helps.

[Jon C.]

Confirmed: switching off "LightFlow" in accessibility allows Swype to run. However, this was not an issue with 1.2, and I also consider both apps to be essential to my phone usage.

Jacob, perhaps you guys can install LightFlow and figure out what the conflict is? I'll email the developer and notify him. He's been very receptive in the past.