Zawgyi Font Tagger

Tool to tag and render Zawgyi font in Burmese.

What is Zawgyi Font Tagger?

Zawgyi Font Tagger is a Chrome extension that allows you to tag and render Zawgyi font in Burmese text without installing the font in your system. It helps those who primarily use Burmese Unicode and don't want to install Zawgyi font.

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This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2022-04-08

By: http://lwinmoe.org

Users: 9,000+

Rating: 4.63 (48)

Version: 1.0.9 (Last updated: 2020-02-29)

Creation date: 2020-02-29

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: High risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

activeTab

Size: 56.76K

URLs: Website

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Zawgyi tagger

*** Please note that this extension will be removed after the Unicode migration in October 2019 is successful.

This tool will tag the text in Zawgyi font and inject CSS to render it correctly.

Who this is for

This is intended for those of us who use Burmese Unicode primarily and don't want to install Zawgyi font. The tool will allow you to read Burmese text in Zawgyi font without having to install the font in your system.

Source codes https://github.com/lwinmoe/zawgyi-tagger

Credit This tool is based on Myanmar Font Tools. Zawgyi Regular Expression was taken from MUA Web Unicode Converter

User reviews

works well in mac google chrome. Nice!

Tun Lin Thu, 2020-11-24

Now, I can read posts and websites written by Zawgyi font without installing one. It is about 90% correct.

Kaung Kyaw Lin, 2020-09-20

In spite of the advantages of Unicode (e.g., internet friendly and ease of use), the majority of Facebook users are still using Zawgyi. Hence, I think Unicode migration in 2019 was not successful. Thanks for the update made on Feb 29, 2020.