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# Glagolify
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Glagolify is a small Firefox and Chromium extension that turns Russian Cyrillic text on webpages into Glagolitic. Switch it off and the original text comes back—no reload required.
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Choose from four letter styles: **Round**, **Angular Sans**, **Historical Angular**, and **Missal Angular**. Glagolify also handles text added after a page loads while leaving text fields and editors alone.
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## Install
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### Firefox
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Glagolify requires Firefox 142 or newer.
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1. Download the latest `.xpi` from [Releases](https://git.krtss.de/StanPonomarev/glagolify/releases).
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2. Open `about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox` in Firefox.
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3. Select **Load Temporary Add-on…**.
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4. Choose the downloaded `.xpi` file.
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Release builds are currently unsigned, so regular Firefox installs them temporarily and removes them when Firefox restarts.
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### Chromium
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Glagolify requires Chromium 102 or newer.
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1. Download and extract the latest `-chromium.zip` from [Releases](https://git.krtss.de/StanPonomarev/glagolify/releases).
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2. Open `chrome://extensions` in Chromium and enable **Developer mode**.
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3. Select **Load unpacked** and choose the extracted directory.
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## Use
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Open a webpage, click the Glagolify toolbar icon, choose a style, and select **Enable Glagolitic**. Select **Restore Cyrillic** when you want the original text back.
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Glagolify transliterates letters; it does not translate language. Browser settings pages, browser UI, and other protected pages cannot be changed.
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## Build
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Node.js 22 or newer is required. The build has no third-party dependencies.
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```sh
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npm test
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npm run package
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```
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`npm run package` creates both `dist/glagolify-<version>.xpi` for Firefox and `dist/glagolify-<version>-chromium.zip`, with a `.sha256` file beside each archive. Use `npm run package:firefox` or `npm run package:chromium` to build only one target. A release version and output directory can be supplied to any command, for example:
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```sh
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npm run package:chromium -- --version v1.2.3 --output-dir dist
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```
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The checked-in manifest remains the Firefox Manifest V2 source. The Chromium package command converts it to Manifest V3 and uses the shared runtime files.
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