Observed arrival · 2026-08-27
Kashido fixes Arabic text before CapCut breaks it
A Windows tray utility that normalizes eligible Arabic Kashida characters when copied, so they paste into CapCut Desktop as connected text.
Field notes
The documented mechanism is a system-tray clipboard workflow rather than a standalone text editor: Kashido watches copy actions, normalizes eligible Kashida characters in memory, and leaves the user to paste into CapCut Desktop. The page lists a pause/resume control, restoration of the last raw copy, optional Windows auto-start, and configurable notifications. It is labeled version 1.0.0 and Early Access, with Windows 10/11 named as the supported environment.
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