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Shows Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu text right-to-left in Gmail and the other email and chat sites you use. RTL Fixer makes right-to-left text display correctly on the sites you use every day. Typing Arabic in an email and watching the sentence jump around because it starts with an English word? Messages stuck on the left with punctuation in the wrong place? RTL Fixer looks at each paragraph and message and shows it right-to-left when it's written in Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, Urdu or another right-to-left language, even when it contains English names, links or numbers. English text is left exactly as it is. What it fixes: Emails you read and write in Gmail (free) Messages and posts on popular email, chat and work sites (Pro) Any other website you turn it on for (Pro) The text box you're typing in, as you type A keyboard shortcut flips any paragraph by hand when you want a different direction (Pro) How to use it: 1. Install RTL Fixer and open Gmail. It works straight away. 2. Click the RTL Fixer icon to pause it on a site or turn it on for a new one. 3. Every install includes a 7-day Pro trial so you can try everything. The full list of supported sites is on our homepage: https://tanz645.github.io/rtl-fixer/ Privacy: RTL Fixer works entirely in your browser. It reads page text only to choose its direction and never stores or sends it anywhere. The only thing sent off your device is your Pro license key, to confirm it with our payment provider. Pricing: Gmail is free forever. Pro is a one-time $5 payment (no subscription) and covers all supported sites, sites you add yourself and the flip shortcut. Support: xooffer@gmail.com
Nov 3, 2026
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