Euspell

Converts English webpages to reformed euspell spelling

Euspell rewrites English web pages into euspell — a conservative, regular spelling reform designed so that a reader who has never seen it can still read it at first sight. Four fifths of the dictionary is untouched. What changes, changes for a reason: silent letters that mislead, one sound spelled six ways, and the handful of homographs English writes identically and pronounces differently — records the nouns and recordz the verb, wind the air and wynd the turn. • Converts any web page as you read it, and switches off per page or entirely • Opens PDFs in a bundled viewer that converts them the same way • Look up any word from the toolbar popup — what it becomes, and why • Dictate straight into a page in euspell, using your browser's speech recognition The conversion runs inside your browser. There is no account, no server, and no telemetry: the 205,000-word lexicon ships inside the extension, and no page text is ever transmitted anywhere. (Dictation is the one exception — see Privacy.) The reform, the lexicon and every tool are open source (GPL-3.0), and the engineering behind them is set out in a published white paper.