Feature request: transposition / caesar box ciphers

[chppppp]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
There are no transposition ciphers available to work with, unlike dcode.fr which does.

Describe the solution you'd like
To be able to decode caesar box / transposition ciphers.

Describe alternatives you've considered
https://www.dcode.fr/caesar-box-cipher

Additional context
This code is unsolvable on cyberchef:

yvheu vayen snioi ersor sletd nuccs ilill vaeef tltsv nikes avoia hneag nriti omsee dshog chzlt smvii twoii zyoio enaln ilsio ocsra byini onunb tglul saani felfe atetg ntxeo uatno shawh xlfnm idnsi ihexl tdonw lwsne lx

Thanks!

[itpropaul]

Went to CyberChef to look for Caesar cipher encode/decode. Walked away sadly.

Then walked here with newfound hope and vision for the future.

[mattnotmitt]

Caesar cipher is the same as the ROT-13 operation.

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[itpropaul]

It encompasses other rotations as well. Such as only rotating 1 character.

[mattnotmitt]

Yes, if you tried the operation you would see that you can choose in the range 1-26

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[itpropaul]

Okay, thanks. Seems like it's inappropriately named then.

[itpropaul]

At least we'll avoid this situation now.

[n1474335]

If you search for "caesar" in the operation search box, you'll see a few operations that might solve the problem for you. ROT13 is one (and if you hover over and read the description you'll see that the shift amount can be configured).

Another is the Substitute operation, which allows you to specify a full alphabet of substitutions. This means you aren't restricted to keeping the alphabet in order.

[n1474335]

Reopening since this is not the same as a Caesar Box Cipher