Personally, unless you have limited finger use, Morse Code is far less efficient than braille.  I can use all my fingers to do braille, where Morse Code only needs basically one finger and involves sometimes 3 and 4 taps to make one letter, at least that is what I recall from when I learned Morse Code 45 years ago but never really used it, so I may be misremembering.

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From: Parham Doustdar via MBraille-Test <mbraille-test@lists.mpaja.com>
Sent: Monday, January 12, 2026 7:28 AM
To: Harri Pasanen <harri@mpaja.com>
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Subject: [MBraille-Test] Re: Random thoughts

No, I haven't used that. I wonder if it's more efficient than braille though?

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On 12 Jan 2026, at 14:15, Harri Pasanen via MBraille-Test <mbraille-test@lists.mpaja.com> wrote:

Hi all,

I was thinking of one handed braille mode.   I hope to eventually bring that capability as well, as it should be pretty straight forward.

But while thinking of limited input capabilities, I wondered if Morse code keyboard is used by any blind users?    Apparently Google's GBoard has a Morse code mode which works with TalkBack and VoiceOver.   Just curious.

Best regards,

Harri

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