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Unicode correction and font conversion #106
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So from #93 I would like to split these features into the new add-on: |
@rugk How do you want to move forward with this? Do you want to create the new repository or would you like me to do so? Now that I am removing the three options from #93, I would like to put them somewhere. For anyone following along, there is a demo of all six options for autocorrecting Unicode symbols/emojis in #66, including the three options that will be included in the new add-on. There is also a version of this add-on here for testing, which the above and below screenshots were taken of. It includes:
Here is a screenshot of the Unicode font conversion feature in Firefox: |
I am fine with anything. It's really just the basic template, did not had much time to change much else. |
Thanks!
OK, I will get started on a PR at the new repository with these features. |
Background
Many features like Unicode smart quotes („“, “”) are hard to use/notice, because no keyboard has them.
I personally e.g. often search Wikipedia for the Unicode symbol and copy it.
Aim: We want a simpler solution for that.
Proposed solution
This way, we adress the problem from Added Emoji Autocorrect. #93 (comment):
Alternatives
Integrate this in this add-on (see #93). I do consider this out-of-scope of this project, however.
But I do like the idea.
Additional context
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