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Right-aligns Hebrew and Arabic text on the sites you switch it on for. Yamina lines up Hebrew and Arabic text the right way on sites that weren't built for it — chat apps, AI assistants, documents, forums. Click the Yamina button on a site to switch it on there. From then on, every paragraph, list item, heading or text box that is mostly Hebrew or Arabic is set right-to-left and right-aligned, so sentences start on the right and the question mark lands at the end, where it belongs. English text and code on the same page stay left-to-right. • Per site: on only where you switch it on. It stays on across visits and browser restarts; click the button again to switch it off. • Smart: each paragraph gets its own direction, decided by counting its words, so mixed Hebrew and English messages come out right. • Live: handles new messages as they arrive, infinite scroll, and text as you type. • Light: checks only what changed, in the browser's idle time, so scrolling and typing never wait on it. • Private: no permissions at install. The first click on a site asks for access to that site only. Nothing is collected or sent anywhere — there are no servers. Open source: https://github.com/arikw/yamina
Oct 1, 2026
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