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Custom Characters sɣur Michael Talbot

Define up to 20 custom characters from Unicode for quick and easy input.

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The entry in your Add-Ons page.The default preferences when first installed.Define your custom characters using their Unicode value.The web page pop-up showing you the current custom characters in list 1.The web page pop-up showing you the current custom characters in list 2.You can continue typing normal letters too.
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This extension allows you to choose up to 20 characters from Unicode for quick input in 2 separate lists.
  • To trigger the first list type Ctrl . (That is: Ctrl + period, Ctrl + dot, Ctrl + full stop or Ctrl + whatever you call the full stop).
  • To trigger the second list type Ctrl , (That is: Ctrl + comma).
  • To close the list hit the Escape key.
  • Type the number from 0 to 9 that corresponds to the character you want to input.
  • You can keep typing other letters while this extension is active but the numbers 0-9 are not available.
  • You can change the definitions whenever you want, just remember to click on the "Save" button when you're finished.
NB: The characters will only be added if your text cursor is in an INPUT or TEXTAREA field.

Known Issue: Custom Characters does not work properly where the INPUT field type is EMAIL.
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Tizmilin n tuffɣa n 3.0
Updated to work with the latest version of Firefox.

Known Issue: Does not work properly where an INPUT field type is defined as EMAIL.
Ugar n isiɣzaf sɣur Michael Talbot