Press Enter to add a line break. Press Ctrl/⌘+Enter to send.
Add to ChromeFree · No account · No tracking
A lot of chat apps send the message the moment you press Enter. DeepSeek is the worst offender, and it has no setting to change it. You go to start a new line and instead your half-written message goes out.
Enter Guard flips the keys around: Enter becomes a newline, and sending moves to Ctrl/⌘+Enter.
Switch globally or per site: Enter = newline, or Enter = off (do nothing).
Open the popup, hover to locate a text box on the page, and toggle it on.
The Enter that confirms a pinyin or IME candidate always passes through untouched.
No analytics, no ads, no accounts. Settings stay in your browser.
On any other site, open the popup and pick the text field you want to guard.
No. The Enter that confirms a candidate is detected and always passes through, so Chinese, Japanese and Korean input work as usual.
Ctrl+Enter on Windows and Linux, or ⌘+Enter on macOS. If you prefer Enter to do nothing instead, switch to the "Enter = Off" mode.
It auto-manages the known AI chat sites. On any other site, click the icon and toggle the specific text field you want guarded.
Just two: storage (to save your settings) and activeTab (used only when you click the icon). Nothing is collected or sent anywhere.