The smart autocorrect feature currently works by disabling autocorrect when the current word starts with @. This helps a LOT but it isn't perfect.
To improve this autocorrect should be disabled whenver the cursor is within a word starting with '@', '.@' or '#' and it should also be disabled if the cursor is within 1 character of the start of a word and the previous word starts with '@', '.@' or '#'. This should prevent autocorrect when backspacing over a word.
The smart autocorrect feature currently works by disabling autocorrect when the current word starts with @. This helps a LOT but it isn't perfect.
To improve this autocorrect should be disabled whenver the cursor is within a word starting with '@', '.@' or '#' and it should also be disabled if the cursor is within 1 character of the start of a word and the previous word starts with '@', '.@' or '#'. This should prevent autocorrect when backspacing over a word.