Native MathML
Force MathJax/KaTeX/MediaWiki to use native MathML rendering.
Write mathematical expressions anywhere - Convert LaTeX commands to plain text and paste it on any platform!
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With MatTalX (pronounced "Math Talk"), you can convert a simple command, like e^{x} or \alpha into 𝑒ˣ and 𝛼 respectively. They can then be sent via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Teams, Gmail, and every other online platform.
You can finally talk about physics, mathematics, chemistry, and (even) chess with your friends! There are more than 1000 commands and you can even create your own! They are quite easy to remember, especially if you are already familiar with LaTeX! If not, simply open the completion popup!
Copy and paste " H(t) | \psi (t) \rangle = i \hbar \frac{\partial}{\partial t}| \psi (t) \rangle " in the upper square, click "Convert" and see what happens!
Simple, free, and open-source!
** Documentation **
Full and comprehensive documentation is available if you put your mouse above the question mark (?) on the top right corner of the popup that will appear once you open MatTalX.
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Force MathJax/KaTeX/MediaWiki to use native MathML rendering.
Free online equation editor that utilises LaTeX to allow users to write mathematical equations, formulas, and symbols online
Renders Inline & Block LaTeX On Sites That Don't Support It.
Write special symbols in plain text and paste them anywhere!
Latex Math Equations easy switch!
Make copying LaTeX effortless and efficient!
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This is a very handy extension! As an engineering professor I often need to use dashes, super/subscripts and Greek letters in Gmail and course websites. Previously, my only option was to copy these symbols from elsewhere (e.g., Word or Windows Character Map), but this was very clunky. With this extension, I find myself saving a lot of time. For those trying to insert an em dash, \emdash works. There seems to be no equivalent for the en dash.
Very useful and handy!
Really useful!