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Wrong keyboard layout? Fix the gibberish in place with Alt+T. Greek, Russian & Arabic, auto-detected. Offline & private. Ever start typing in English, look up, and realise your keyboard was still on the Greek, Russian, or Arabic layout? Instead of clean text you get gibberish like "ςηερε αρε υοθ" (Greek), "руддщ" (Russian), or "اثممخ" (Arabic). Layout Fixer fixes it instantly. Just select the text (or leave the box as it is), press Alt+T — or click the little blue button — and your text is corrected in place. No deleting, no retyping, no copy-paste. HOW IT WORKS • It automatically detects which layout the gibberish came from (Greek, Russian, or Arabic) and maps each character back to the English letter on the same physical key — so the fix is instant and accurate. • It runs 100% on your computer. It never sends your text anywhere — no internet connection is used at all. FEATURES • Auto-detects the language — you never have to choose. • Reverse fix too: type Latin letters when you meant your own language, and it converts the other way (set "your language" in the popup). • One-click fix with the floating button, or the Alt+T keyboard shortcut. • Works in almost any website text box — search bars, email, social media, forms. • Fully offline and private. No accounts, no tracking, no ads. • Optional: hide the floating button and use the shortcut only. Note: because of browser security, it works inside web-page text boxes, not in the browser's own address bar.
Jul 31, 2026
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