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Prevents accidental Enter key submission in Google Colab Gemini Chat when using IME (Japanese, Chinese, Korean, etc.) 🛡️ Colab Enter Blocker - Prevent Accidental Message Submission A Chrome extension designed for IME users (Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, etc.) to prevent accidental message sending in Google Colab Gemini Chat. ⚡ Key Features: • Blocks plain Enter key during IME input confirmation • Use Command+Enter (Mac) or Ctrl+Enter (Windows/Linux) to send messages • Universal IME language support (Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and more) • Visual feedback for extension status • Minimal performance impact (<100ms load, <5MB memory) 🎯 Perfect For: • Japanese IME users (日本語入力) • Chinese IME users (中文输入) • Korean IME users (한국어 입력) • Anyone using multi-byte character input 🔒 Privacy & Security: • No data collection • Works completely offline • Minimal permissions (storage only) • Open source on GitHub 📝 How It Works: 1. Install the extension 2. Open Google Colab Gemini Chat 3. Type with your IME as usual 4. Press Command+Enter (or Ctrl+Enter) to send messages 5. Plain Enter key is now safe for IME confirmation! 🌍 Supported Languages: ✅ Japanese (日本語) ✅ Chinese Simplified (简体中文) ✅ Chinese Traditional (繁體中文) ✅ Korean (한국어) ✅ Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt) ✅ Thai (ไทย) ✅ All other IME-based languages ⚙️ Customizable Settings: • Enable/disable the extension • Choose your preferred submit shortcut • Visual feedback toggle • Debug mode for developers 🔗 Support: GitHub: https://github.com/asgr-base/google-colab-enter-blocker-extension Issues: https://github.com/asgr-base/google-colab-enter-blocker-extension/issues 📄 License: MIT Version: 1.0.0
Oct 14, 2025
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