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Its main features are:
* Fully configurable keyboard navigation
* Type to filter
- Tokenized: type any word in any order to filter
- Case insensitive (togglable)
- Support for fuzzy-, regex-, and glob matching
* UTF-8 enabled
- UTF-8-aware string collating
- International keyboard support (`e -> è)
* RTL language support
* Cairo drawing and Pango font rendering
* Built-in modes:
- Window switcher mode
- EWMH compatible WM
- Application launcher
- Desktop file application launcher
- SSH launcher mode
- Combi mode, allowing several modes to be merged into one list
* History-based ordering — last 25 choices are ordered on top based on use (optional)
* Levenshtein distance ordering of matches (optional)
* Drop-in dmenu replacement
- Many added improvements
* Easily extensible using scripts
* Theming
* Fully configurable keyboard navigation
* Type to filter
- Tokenized: type any word in any order to filter
- Case insensitive (togglable)
- Support for fuzzy-, regex-, and glob matching
* UTF-8 enabled
- UTF-8-aware string collating
- International keyboard support (`e -> è)
* RTL language support
* Cairo drawing and Pango font rendering
* Built-in modes:
- Window switcher mode
- EWMH compatible WM
- Application launcher
- Desktop file application launcher
- SSH launcher mode
- Combi mode, allowing several modes to be merged into one list
* History-based ordering — last 25 choices are ordered on top based on use (optional)
* Levenshtein distance ordering of matches (optional)
* Drop-in dmenu replacement
- Many added improvements
* Easily extensible using scripts
* Theming
**Rofi** has several built-in modes implementing common use cases and can be extended by scripts (either called from
**Rofi** or calling **Rofi**).