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Automatic RTL typing in editable fields across websites, with an easy ON/OFF toggle and no page layout changes Universal RTL Input Locker helps users type naturally in right-to-left languages inside editable fields across websites. What it does Applies RTL typing direction to supported editable input areas Preserves normal page layout and site structure Lets the user turn the behavior on or off from the extension popup Shows a clear toolbar state badge so the user can see whether it is enabled What it does not do It does not redesign websites It does not modify full page layout direction It does not collect personal text content for remote processing It does not require account registration Who it is for Users who frequently type in Hebrew, Arabic, and other RTL languages Users who want a lightweight typing-direction helper Users who want a simple on/off control from the toolbar Key benefits Faster RTL typing on websites with weak RTL support Minimal interface Lightweight behavior Clear enabled/disabled state How to use Install the extension Pin it to the Chrome toolbar Click the icon and turn Automatic RTL input on or off Type normally in supported editable fields Privacy Preset RTL Input is designed to work locally in the browser. It stores only lightweight preference state needed for operation, such as whether the feature is enabled. It does not require a user account.
Apr 10, 2026
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