In Photoshop: Non input state, non English input methods will display input method candidate boxes.

Indesign seems to have no problem.

The input method is very small, but it is not smooth. It feels like the whole computer is stuck and the whole person is uncomfortable.

My problem is that in non input method mode (i.e. when there is no cursor or the mouse is not in the text box), after pressing the button, non English input methods will display candidate codes, which is unnecessary and annoying

We know that in software such as Photoshop:

As long as it is in a non input state, switch to English input method, press the letter key, and shortcut keys will be called up (such as P being the pen tool and V being the selection tool).

But if the current input method is non English, regardless of whether you are in input mode (currently not in the text box), pressing the letter key will always bring up the input method candidate window

So the trouble comes, sometimes it's not in the input mode, I just want to press the shortcut key P, but I open the input method... I realized I made a mistake and had to switch to the English mode again.

If you feel this detail, you will find it unnecessary and annoying., Windows seems to only take special care of English.

I have asked many input method authors if it is an input method issue, and they all said that the input method itself cannot be changed, which is a default bug in Windows... it is a threshold.

Is it really like this? They say English is not considered an input method.

Please fix it, I think if non English input methods can be as smooth as English input methods without any restrictions, it would be a bit slippery.

Request for diffusion.

Thank you~