Morse-code keyboard and text cipher tools
NanoMouse’s telegraph keyboard enters dots and dashes for Morse conversion. A separate cipher panel encrypts or decrypts text using the chosen algorithm, parameters and passphrase.
Short and long presses enter dots and dashes, with a buffer and conversion result. Telegraph means Morse-code input here, not the Telegram messaging service.
The cipher panel can be enabled in supported keyboards. Participants need matching algorithms, parameters and passphrases. Morse encoding alone is not encryption.
These tools process text for input. They do not replace secure messaging software or guarantee end-to-end encryption in other chat apps.
How to use it
- Enable the telegraph keyboard in input settings.
- Enter dots and dashes and inspect the conversion.
- For encryption, use the separate cipher panel with matching settings.
Frequently asked questions
Is the telegraph keyboard a Telegram plugin?
No. It is NanoMouse’s Morse-code input feature.
Is Morse code encryption?
No. Morse is an encoding. Encryption is handled by a separate cipher tool.