


It was first released on October 25, 1983, under the name Multi-Tool Word for Xenix systems. ) Ĭ Word is a word processing software developed by Microsoft. Put exactly these contents into the manifest.json file. I think Windows Notepad or Mac Textedit will work fine, too.ģ. It's important that your editor not add a lot of special characters to this. Note: I used an editor called Brackets, but other editors will work. (Make sure it doesn't have some kind of hidden extension some editors will quietly save files like this as ) JSON editor to make a new file called manifest.json Inside that folder, use a plain text editor or a. (Not a cloud folder.) You can call it anything you want. Instructions for adding shortcuts to the rich content editor, including equation editor shortcut: (Chrome only)ġ. It worked for me please let me know if it works for you! It also requires some basic technical skills. This is an involved process, so I hope you have a little time. However, you should always look over any code you get from the Internet to make sure it's not suspicious before executing it! I will explain my code as I give it to you, to help allay any fears.) (The following procedure is, to the very best of my limited ability and knowledge, safe to use. But it's at least a workaround! Currently, this extension creates shortcuts for:

I can't pretend this is the best code in the world - I'm an amateur! I also can't guarantee that it will work for FUTURE versions of Canvas, only the version that I'm using now. Given that I've never programmed browser extensions before, this is a lot of effort to put into a problem on the user end. I was also frustrated by this, so I learned how to program a Chrome Extension just to fix it.
