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A Google Transliteration Chrome extension developed by Mr.Arun Chittur is available here
You can use this extension with the Chrome Beta. Either you Download the Beta Channel of Google Chrome to install extensions or just go to the “settings” menu and click on “about google chrome” – update to the latest and restart the chrome browser.
Once you finish the above steps, visit this link “Google Transliteration Chrome extension” and install the extension
Screen shorts below
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Recently we got a Firefox plugin – Google Indic Transliteration 1.0.4 developed by sridhar. Using this Mozilla Firefox plug in, one can easily transliterate* with out leaving the webpage.
* ( Transliteration is the practice of transcribing a word or text written in one writing system into another writing system or system of rules for such practice.)
Malayalam transliteration firefox pluggin
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You love to
chat and write emails in Malayalam?
Then follow either or both of these steps in order to equip yourself to be able to write in Malayalam while chatting and emailing . To use all these, I recommend using Gmail ( for emailing ) and Gtalk ( for chatting ) .
In case you don’t have a Gmail ID, you can create it from here.
(1) Use this web page from Google – Google Indic Transliteration – It is very easy to use this tool . More help is available here
(2) use
Google’s transliteration bots with Gtalk
- Login to your Gtalk client using your Gmail or Google ID
- Use the “Add” button found at the bottom left corner of the Gtalk client
- paste en2ml.translit@bot.talk.google.com at the space provided
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