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  1. Version 8.2 are out!

    - Fix crash when running Action in certain conditions and loading languages in Settings

    Go get the most powerful #TextExpander for #Android on Google Play! play.google.com/store/apps/det

  2. Version 8.2 are out!

    - Fix crash when running Action in certain conditions and loading languages in Settings

    Go get the most powerful #TextExpander for #Android on Google Play! play.google.com/store/apps/det

  3. Version 8.1 is out!

    - Fix replacement from suggestions on older devices

    Go get the most powerful #TextExpander for #Android on Google Play! play.google.com/store/apps/det

  4. Version 8.1 is out!

    - Fix replacement from suggestions on older devices

    Go get the most powerful #TextExpander for #Android on Google Play! play.google.com/store/apps/det

  5. Version 8.0 is out!

    - Fresh new interface with improved usability, stability, and performance across the app
    - Select Folder and Text Snippet simultaneously
    - Export selected Folder and/or Text Snippet
    - Improvement to Search and Sort in Text Snippet screen
    - Search in Clipboard
    - New Actions: Cut text
    - New look and feel tweaks: AMOLED, Color Scheme, Contrast, Font

    Go get the most powerful #TextExpander for #Android on Google Play! play.google.com/store/apps/det

  6. Version 8.0 is out!

    - Fresh new interface with improved usability, stability, and performance across the app
    - Select Folder and Text Snippet simultaneously
    - Export selected Folder and/or Text Snippet
    - Improvement to Search and Sort in Text Snippet screen
    - Search in Clipboard
    - New Actions: Cut text
    - New look and feel tweaks: AMOLED, Color Scheme, Contrast, Font

    Go get the most powerful #TextExpander for #Android on Google Play! play.google.com/store/apps/det

  7. @Zenie @jbaty Giving up #TextExpander was the final, biggest obstacle to transitioning to Linux from MacOS eight or ten years ago. #AutoKey did the job under X, mostly, and #Espanso works sometimes under Wayland but only after a sojourn in config hell. But neither has ever been reliable. It must be a difficult problem space because it just doesn't ever work.

    The vast majority of my snippets are for composing email, so I moved them to #yasnippet after I loved to #mu4e. And #Emacs has never let me down.

    But that leaves tons of stuff in the browser where one is left just to muddle through.

  8. @Zenie @jbaty Giving up #TextExpander was the final, biggest obstacle to transitioning to Linux from MacOS eight or ten years ago. #AutoKey did the job under X, mostly, and #Espanso works sometimes under Wayland but only after a sojourn in config hell. But neither has ever been reliable. It must be a difficult problem space because it just doesn't ever work.

    The vast majority of my snippets are for composing email, so I moved them to #yasnippet after I loved to #mu4e. And #Emacs has never let me down.

    But that leaves tons of stuff in the browser where one is left just to muddle through.

  9. @Zenie @jbaty Giving up #TextExpander was the final, biggest obstacle to transitioning to Linux from MacOS eight or ten years ago. #AutoKey did the job under X, mostly, and #Espanso works sometimes under Wayland but only after a sojourn in config hell. But neither has ever been reliable. It must be a difficult problem space because it just doesn't ever work.

    The vast majority of my snippets are for composing email, so I moved them to #yasnippet after I loved to #mu4e. And #Emacs has never let me down.

    But that leaves tons of stuff in the browser where one is left just to muddle through.

  10. @Zenie @jbaty Giving up #TextExpander was the final, biggest obstacle to transitioning to Linux from MacOS eight or ten years ago. #AutoKey did the job under X, mostly, and #Espanso works sometimes under Wayland but only after a sojourn in config hell. But neither has ever been reliable. It must be a difficult problem space because it just doesn't ever work.

    The vast majority of my snippets are for composing email, so I moved them to #yasnippet after I loved to #mu4e. And #Emacs has never let me down.

    But that leaves tons of stuff in the browser where one is left just to muddle through.

  11. @Zenie @jbaty Giving up #TextExpander was the final, biggest obstacle to transitioning to Linux from MacOS eight or ten years ago. #AutoKey did the job under X, mostly, and #Espanso works sometimes under Wayland but only after a sojourn in config hell. But neither has ever been reliable. It must be a difficult problem space because it just doesn't ever work.

    The vast majority of my snippets are for composing email, so I moved them to #yasnippet after I loved to #mu4e. And #Emacs has never let me down.

    But that leaves tons of stuff in the browser where one is left just to muddle through.

  12. So, I recreated all of my #TextExpander snippets in #KeyBoardMaestro today. I cancelled my subscription to TextExpander. We'll see if i miss it, but i don't think I will.

  13. So, I recreated all of my #TextExpander snippets in #KeyBoardMaestro today. I cancelled my subscription to TextExpander. We'll see if i miss it, but i don't think I will.

  14. Here's a piddly little #Productivity hack I threw together this week, and it's saving me tons of time.

    I spend a lot of my day in #Jira. I also spend ALL day in #Obsidian.

    My obsidian vault is overrun with links, internal and external. I set up a #TextExpander macro to accept a Jira issue number, and return a #Markdown link to the issue URL.

    Super easy, super simple, but SUPER handy.

  15. Here's a piddly little #Productivity hack I threw together this week, and it's saving me tons of time.

    I spend a lot of my day in #Jira. I also spend ALL day in #Obsidian.

    My obsidian vault is overrun with links, internal and external. I set up a #TextExpander macro to accept a Jira issue number, and return a #Markdown link to the issue URL.

    Super easy, super simple, but SUPER handy.

  16. Mais mon éditeur de texte préféré reste tout de même #Zim ! (je vous ai déjà dis que ce logiciel était génial ?)

    Extrêmement souple et efficace, facile à prendre en main et assez aisément bidouillable pour qui sait écrire du #python

    D'ailleurs, rebondissant sur ce que @louisderrac demandait il y a quelques jours, Zim a ausi un plugin #TextExpander :

    github.com/introt/zim-plugin-t

  17. Mais mon éditeur de texte préféré reste tout de même #Zim ! (je vous ai déjà dis que ce logiciel était génial ?)

    Extrêmement souple et efficace, facile à prendre en main et assez aisément bidouillable pour qui sait écrire du #python

    D'ailleurs, rebondissant sur ce que @louisderrac demandait il y a quelques jours, Zim a ausi un plugin #TextExpander :

    github.com/introt/zim-plugin-t

  18. Mini-Textvervollständigung

    In der letzten Zeit macht mein Lieblingstool Espanso unter Linux Mint Cinnamon Probleme.

    Eine minimalistische Lösung ist das Skript "Texpander" (ohne "t"): Man speichert einfach ganz normale Textdateien mit den gewünschten Kürzeln. Der Name der Textdateien erscheint dann in einem Auswahlmenü:

    #textexpander #texpander

  19. Mini-Textvervollständigung

    In der letzten Zeit macht mein Lieblingstool Espanso unter Linux Mint Cinnamon Probleme.

    Eine minimalistische Lösung ist das Skript "Texpander" (ohne "t"): Man speichert einfach ganz normale Textdateien mit den gewünschten Kürzeln. Der Name der Textdateien erscheint dann in einem Auswahlmenü:

    #textexpander #texpander

  20. Text replacement for #macos: Is everyone still using #TextExpander? Any others out there worth looking into?

    (If you don't have an answer, please consider boosting 🙏🏻)

  21. 🌟 Oh joy, another tech hipster's dream: a text expander written in Rust! Because why use existing solutions when you can rewrite the wheel in the trendiest language? 🚀 Meanwhile, on #GitHub, we're drowning in buzzwords, but hey, at least it's "cross-platform"! 🙄
    github.com/espanso/espanso #techtrends #Rust #programming #humor #crossplatform #textExpander #HackerNews #ngated

  22. 🌟 Oh joy, another tech hipster's dream: a text expander written in Rust! Because why use existing solutions when you can rewrite the wheel in the trendiest language? 🚀 Meanwhile, on #GitHub, we're drowning in buzzwords, but hey, at least it's "cross-platform"! 🙄
    github.com/espanso/espanso #techtrends #Rust #programming #humor #crossplatform #textExpander #HackerNews #ngated

  23. For those like me who want a an app to replace Text Expander on Mac, there is another app called Typinator. It's a really good and accessible alternative to Text Expander in my opinion. Text Expander is a really good app, but it's with a subscription. Personally, I don't see myself using it to the point where I have to pay monthly for the thing. Typinator on the other hand is a one time Purchase. You can create sets and create replacement rules in them, and also have the app ask you to fill some variables from the expanded template just like in Text Expander, in Typinator they show up one after the other. I've only tested the app to see if it's accessible for a few minutes, and it's really good so far. The main thing is that it's a one time buy and it also has a lot of features that Text Expander has. #Blind #Mac #MacApps #TextExpander #Typinator

  24. For those like me who want a an app to replace Text Expander on Mac, there is another app called Typinator. It's a really good and accessible alternative to Text Expander in my opinion. Text Expander is a really good app, but it's with a subscription. Personally, I don't see myself using it to the point where I have to pay monthly for the thing. Typinator on the other hand is a one time Purchase. You can create sets and create replacement rules in them, and also have the app ask you to fill some variables from the expanded template just like in Text Expander, in Typinator they show up one after the other. I've only tested the app to see if it's accessible for a few minutes, and it's really good so far. The main thing is that it's a one time buy and it also has a lot of features that Text Expander has. #Blind #Mac #MacApps #TextExpander #Typinator

  25. For those like me who want a an app to replace Text Expander on Mac, there is another app called Typinator. It's a really good and accessible alternative to Text Expander in my opinion. Text Expander is a really good app, but it's with a subscription. Personally, I don't see myself using it to the point where I have to pay monthly for the thing. Typinator on the other hand is a one time Purchase. You can create sets and create replacement rules in them, and also have the app ask you to fill some variables from the expanded template just like in Text Expander, in Typinator they show up one after the other. I've only tested the app to see if it's accessible for a few minutes, and it's really good so far. The main thing is that it's a one time buy and it also has a lot of features that Text Expander has. #Blind #Mac #MacApps #TextExpander #Typinator

  26. For those like me who want a an app to replace Text Expander on Mac, there is another app called Typinator. It's a really good and accessible alternative to Text Expander in my opinion. Text Expander is a really good app, but it's with a subscription. Personally, I don't see myself using it to the point where I have to pay monthly for the thing. Typinator on the other hand is a one time Purchase. You can create sets and create replacement rules in them, and also have the app ask you to fill some variables from the expanded template just like in Text Expander, in Typinator they show up one after the other. I've only tested the app to see if it's accessible for a few minutes, and it's really good so far. The main thing is that it's a one time buy and it also has a lot of features that Text Expander has. #Blind #Mac #MacApps #TextExpander #Typinator

  27. For those like me who want a an app to replace Text Expander on Mac, there is another app called Typinator. It's a really good and accessible alternative to Text Expander in my opinion. Text Expander is a really good app, but it's with a subscription. Personally, I don't see myself using it to the point where I have to pay monthly for the thing. Typinator on the other hand is a one time Purchase. You can create sets and create replacement rules in them, and also have the app ask you to fill some variables from the expanded template just like in Text Expander, in Typinator they show up one after the other. I've only tested the app to see if it's accessible for a few minutes, and it's really good so far. The main thing is that it's a one time buy and it also has a lot of features that Text Expander has. #Blind #Mac #MacApps #TextExpander #Typinator

  28. Version 7.17 is out!

    ✅ Fix visual issue with search highlight
    ✅ Supports Android 16

    Go get the most powerful #TextExpander for #Android on Google Play! play.google.com/store/apps/det

  29. Version 7.15 is out!

    ✅ Fix date range display in selection menu
    ✅ Add new date format: Mon, 24 March, 2025

    Go get the most powerful #TextExpander for #Android on Google Play! play.google.com/store/apps/det

  30. Version 7.14 is out!

    ✅ Fix minor issues related to import

    Go get the most powerful #TextExpander for #Android on Google Play! play.google.com/store/apps/det

  31. Version 7.13 is out!

    ✅ Minor improvements to Clipboard History

    Go get the most powerful #TextExpander for #Android on Google Play! play.google.com/store/apps/det

  32. Version 7.12 is out!

    ✅ Improve text insertion from Clipboard History
    ✅ Various internal improvements

    Go get the most powerful #TextExpander for #Android on Google Play! play.google.com/store/apps/det

  33. Version 7.11 is out!

    ✅ Minor bug fixes
    ✅ Various internal improvements

    Go get the most powerful #TextExpander for #Android on Google Play! play.google.com/store/apps/det

  34. Version 7.9 is out!

    ✅ Fix keyword detection in certain apps
    ✅ Fix suggestions stuck for users without entitlement
    ✅ Improve app performance
    ✅ Fix automatic sending in Discord
    ✅ Remove automatic sending support in Google Messages

    Go get the most powerful #TextExpander for #Android on Google Play! play.google.com/store/apps/det

  35. Version 7.7 is out!

    ✅ Improve automatic sending in messaging apps
    ✅ Support automatic sending in Signal app
    ✅ Support copy to Clipboard History in Signal app (only when copying multiple messages)
    ✅ Various internal improvements

    Go get the most powerful #TextExpander for #Android on Google Play! play.google.com/store/apps/det

  36. Version 7.5 is out!

    ✅ Improve both old and new keyword detection & replacement system
    ✅ Fix Snippets not suggested in several conditions
    ✅ Various internal improvements

    Go get the most powerful #TextExpander for #Android on Google Play! play.google.com/store/apps/det

  37. Version 7.3 is out!

    ✅ Make the new keyword detection system available again on Android 13, but disabled by default for all Android version for new installations
    ✅ Support monochrome themed icon

    Go get the most powerful #TextExpander for #Android on Google Play! play.google.com/store/apps/det

  38. Version 7.2 is out!

    ✅ Disable the new keyword detection & replacement system on Android 13

    Go get the most powerful #TextExpander for #Android on Google Play! play.google.com/store/apps/det