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If `true`, the input respects the system's accessibility font scaling settings.
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| Type | Default Value | Platform |
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|`bool`|`true`| Both |
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| Type | Default Value | Platform |
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|`bool`|`true`| iOS, Android|
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### `autoFocus`
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With this approach you can customize what patterns should be recognized as links, for example you can make it so that only links starting with `https://` are detected, or you can support custom schemes.
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Keep in mind that not all JS regex features are supported, for example variable-width lookbehinds won't work.
> With this approach you can also disable link detection completely by providing a `null` value as the prop.
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### `onBlur`
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Callback that's called whenever the input loses focused (is blurred).
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Callback that's called whenever the input loses focus (is blurred).
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| Type | Platform |
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### `returnKeyLabel`
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Overrides the return key label with a custom string. Not suppported by iOS.
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Overrides the return key label with a custom string. Not suppported on iOS.
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> [!NOTE]
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> On Android, `'justify'` is not supported. Calling `setTextAlignment('justify')` does not apply justified text — the paragraph ends up with natural alignment, the same as `'auto'`. On iOS, justified alignment works as expected.
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> [!NOTE]
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> On Web text alignment is not supported. Calling `setTextAlignment()` has no effect.
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