Qwertia - On-screen Keyboard Autor: Comfort Software Group

Qwertia puts a virtual keyboard on every website. A small keyboard button appears next to text fields; click it and a full on-screen keyboard opens - already set to the layout that matches the language of the page. Type with your mouse, touchscreen or stylus, in a script your physical keyboard doesn't have.

Why you'll like it

• Automatic layout. Qwertia reads the page's language and opens the matching keyboard. If there's no keyboard for that language, it falls back to English.
• 20+ layouts. English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese (Brazilian ABNT2), Dutch, Russian, Korean, Arabic, Turkish, Swedish, Finnish, Norwegian, Polish, Czech, Greek, Azerbaijani, Hindi and Bengali - plus Japanese (romaji-to-kana and JIS kana), Dvorak and a number pad. Switch layout right on the keyboard with the globe key.
• Works everywhere. Every text field, on every site, including single-page apps. Inputs built with React, Vue or Angular update correctly.
• Completely private. The keyboard runs entirely inside your browser. What you type goes straight into the field and never leaves your computer. No account, no tracking, no servers.
• Works offline. The whole keyboard ships inside the extension - nothing to download when you use it.

How to use

1. Click into any text field.
2. Click the keyboard button that appears beside it.
3. Type. Press Esc or the x to close.

Use the toolbar icon to turn Qwertia on or off, switch it off for a specific site, or lock a layout of your choice instead of auto-matching.

Great for

• Typing in a language you don't have a physical keyboard for.
• Public, shared or work computers where you can't change the system layout.
• Entering a name, search or message in another script.

Qwertia is the on-screen keyboard from qwertia.com, now on every page.