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KeyGliss is an ambiguous soft keyboard that can be operated by one finger or a stylus. It combines a selection of a key with an explicit disambiguation by sliding. The prediction system maps letters on keys after each taping and the navigation through pages limits the use to four keys. A first experiment done with a stylus shows that this solution is usable. With a stylus, it provides good performance but that remains far below the performance of an AZERTY soft keyboard. Users expressed good satisfaction.