# TeX Type A browser extension that converts commands (some TeX) in textboxes to unicode as one types. It is intended particularly for inserting simple mathematics in chats without native support. Ignore the cheesy name. ## 'Supported' Websites The extension should work with ``, `` and `contenteditable` elements, but it can confuse and be confused by custom event handlers. It works on the following, to a certain extent: - Adobe Connect (last time I checked) - Pronto - Skype, but only halfway ## Configuration Click on the extension icon in the toolbar or in its extensions menu to open the options page. This page can also be accessed from the extensions manager [in Firefox](about:addons), [in Chromium-based browsers](chrome://extensions), etc. ## Alternative Font ligatures could be used instead, but then all readers would have to install such a font, whereas only the writer requires this extension. ## Development `demo.html` provides a textbox with the extension logic attached. `{bold,{sub,super}script}.py` are hacky, half-finished scripts that generate `unicode-maps-*.js` from `UnicodeData.txt`. More will come. The extension can be tested by [temporarily installing it in Firefox](about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox) or by [installing it in Chromium-based browsers](chrome://extensions). ## License All the files in this repository except `licenses/`, `UnicodeData.txt` and `unicode-maps-*.js` are licensed under the GNU General Public License v2.0 only. A copy of the GNU General Public License v2.0 is available in this repository at `licenses/GPL-2.0`. `UnicodeData.txt` is a copy of <https://www.unicode.org/Public/15.0.0/ucd/UnicodeData.txt>. It and `unicode-maps-*.js` are licensed under the Unicode License v3. A copy of the Unicode License is available in this repository at `licenses/UNICODE-3`.