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Table based Traditional Chinese Input Method Please Note: This is an input method designed for Chrome OS. On Chrome browsers for other platforms, the typing functionality does not work. However, you can still use the right-click context menu feature to look up the radicals of selected text. McTamin is a table-based Chinese input method that supports the following input tables: - Checj (Based on Cangjie 3) - Cangjie 5 - Quick (Sucheng) - Quick 5 - Dayi 3 - Dayi 4 - Array 30 - Array 40 - Bopomofo - WSL Bopomofo (吳守禮臺語注音輸入法) This input method ports many features from the PIME input framework's cin-based input methods, including Simplified/Traditional Chinese conversion, reverse radical lookup, wildcard queries, full-width punctuation marks, and inputs for many special symbols and emojis. It also adds Chinese numeral input and quick insertion of the current date and time. Some special input methods are as follows: - Press ` followed by another punctuation mark to input full-width punctuation. - -Type `M or press ``` to open the function menu, which allows switching between Simplified/Traditional Chinese, entering special symbols, and more. Lookup Function: In the Chrome browser, you can use the right-click menu to query the radicals of the selected text. You can also try the features without installing the input method or our web page https://openvanilla.github.io/McTabimWeb/
Jul 8, 2026
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