Easybabel Virtual Keyboards @ ? ↑

• What is it?
  This is a free virtual keyboards collection to write in more than 120 languages from all around the world. It lets you write, copy and paste text, as well as save and open text files.
• What is the "ab" button for?
  On some keyboards, the "ab" button switches on and off the Input Method Editor (IME). The IME helps writing words faster by proposing auto-completed words based on your input. When IME is on, your input is highlighted in blue, and pressing on your computer keyboard:

  • "Escape" cancels the ime action and lets your input unchanged,
  • "Enter" or "space" replaces your input by the proposition #1 or by your input if there is no proposition,
  • "1", "2", "3", ... replaces your input by the proposition #1, #2, #3, ...
• What are the keyboard strokes?
  On some keyboards, there is a "Keyboard strokes" button over the keyboard, showing 3 white keys. When you turn it on, it creates computer keyboard shortcuts for some letters. Pass the mouse over the virtual keys to discover the associated keyboard strokes.
• How can I post some comments about the keyboards?
  You can contact the Easybabel team by email at contact@easybabel.com.
• Is there any requirement to use those keyboards?
  Those keyboards are free to use. There are two versions of each keyboard: a full version powered by Java and a light one that relies on your system and browser capabilities through javascript to deal with the languages. The light javascript keyboards may sometimes have problems to display properly some languages. In that case, you can install java from Java's official website to use keyboards that do fully support the languages.