Click Scratch Cat to add a random letter of the alphabet to the random string of letters in the top-left corner. When the random string is a length that you like, click the button below Scratch Cat to get all the Caesar-shifted versions of that string. When the setting in the top-right corner is toggled to "normal," as it is at the start, the letters all have the same chance of being selected. When that setting is toggled to "multiplication," a random number 1-12 is multiplied by a random number 1-4, and the product mod 26 is the number that determines which letter is selected (for example, if the number is 6, the letter is F). This way, not all letters have an equal chance of being selected (D is likely, E is unlikely, M is impossible, etc.), so there will be more double letters and such. Most of the same letter in a row: 3 (it was X) Actual words I've gotten in the initial string: you zoom gay dunt elk dirk Irrelevant: Rush
A Caesar cipher is a simple substitution cipher that encodes/decodes by shifting the letters through the alphabet. For example, if you shift the letter A by three in the direction that this project uses, you get the letter D because D is three letters later than A. Some potential words: azyiek okcwuk qeyum wuream
