Polynesian Keyboard

Type poynesian characters (w/macrons) into web pages

Polynesian Keyboard - Chrome Extension for Typing Hawaiian Characters

'Polynesian Keyboard' is a user-friendly Chrome extension designed to enhance typing in Hawaiian language into web pages. With the integration of key combinations to produce specific characters, such as alt + <vowel> for vowel w/macron and alt + ' for glottal stop character, it caters to the unique syntax of the Polynesian language. The extension also supports uppercase character input through double tapping the shift key followed by a vowel.

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Rating: 3.00

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Version: 1.0 (Last updated: 2014-02-20)

Creation date: 2014-02-19

Risk impact: Low risk impact

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Manifest version: 2

Size: 11.52K

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#24459 in Workflow & Planning ▼ 99 #37 in keyboard keyword 38 ▼ 4

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This extension will allow you to type Hawaiian (Polynesian) characters into any web input controls.

alt + <vowel> key combination to enter the vowel w/macron

Double tapping the shift THEN hitting a vowel will get you an uppercase vowel w/macron:

shift, shift THEN <vowel>

alt + ' will get you the glottal stop character or ‘okina

If this doesn't work for you then the input has been blocked by the creator and you should try using Polynesian Text extension:

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/polynesian-text/pbkcmmgdieaaamaenbaakbgjfniblmbc

User reviews

I have to use the Polynesian text to type out the kahakō's, but getting one over the "e" on my computer is no longer possible. No matter where I am typing, either on a web page or the Polynesian Text box, alt + e brings up the shortcut instead of the "e" with the kahakō over it.