Esperaboard: Esperanto X-System Converter

Transform the x-system into characters as you type! Works on Duolingo!

What is Esperaboard: Esperanto X-System Converter?

Esperaboard: Esperanto X-System Converter is a Chrome extension that converts x-system Esperanto into accented characters as you type. It works on Duolingo and many other websites. Simply click on the icon to enable or disable it, and right-click to open settings. Source code is available on GitHub.

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Extension stats

By: Splashpad

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Users: 97 ▼ -2

Rating: 3.00 (4)

Version: 1.0 (Last updated: 2018-12-14)

Creation date: 2018-12-08

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

storage
contextMenus

Size: 32.46K

Email: sp*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 71811 ▼ 749

Other rankings

#6055 in Workflow & Planning ▼ 22 #51 in system keyword 16 ▼ 3

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Don't have a keyboard that supports accented characters, like 'ĝ'? Don't worry!

Esperaboard converts x-system Esperanto, like 'gx', into the accented characters, like 'ĝ', as you type. It works on Duolingo and many other websites!

Click on the icon to enable/disable it, and right-click to open settings.

Source code: https://github.com/nebrelbug/esperaboard

User reviews

I'm using it from a Chromebook. It works for a lot of text entry boxes, but some cases don't work at all. GMail Google Docs This review text box. Discord I thought it was working on Discord, but then I discovered that as soon as I type another character after the "x" the special character reverts to the normal one (e.g. typing "acxa" ends up being "aca", even though briefly the "c" becomes a "ĉ". Telegram It seems to actually work for Telegram (web.telegram.org/z) but for some reason the "vx" option doesn't. I have to type "ux" even with the "vx" option enabled. I'm sure that this is due to those applications doing really special things with their text boxes. It does seem to work for keep.google.com. I figure it's worth keeping for the cases where it does work. Though, honestly, if the "ŭ" weren't so annoying to type on the US international keyboard (Right-Ctrl+shift+9 then "u") I might not bother. Same if the Esperanto-specific keyboard layout I can get on Android and Linux were available on Chromebook.