I've been using aText for years and it's so freaking useful. Addresses, phone numbers, dates and code snippets. A must have
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Was totally thinking about this type of solution the other day, since I love vim and snippets with coding, why not apply that to the rest of my typing activities?
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A great replacement for the horrible business model of TextExpander
Not a whole lot to add. No subscription necessary -- just a one-time purchase. Great product.
Pros:
Simple and straightforward. Does its one job really well.
Cons:
There are some (rare) occasions where a webpage's content is secure and aText is disabled.
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What are the superior sides against Mac os built-in function?
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A highly pimped version of an already awesome native MacOS feature… Interesting <3
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We had been using this for years for our customer support team. It’s a real game changer if you’re looking for upping productivity and reducing reply time.
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I’ve been using aText for years and really like it but have to say I also love Alfred’s text expander because it also syncs seamlessly across macs.
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Nightfall AI
Started using aText after Text Expanded moved to an obscenely expensive subscription model. Can't complain. It works perfectly.
Pros:Works as advertised
Cons:Randomly stops expanding text once in a while. I have to restart it and it'll work fine.
Fig Prompt
A great replacement for the horrible business model of TextExpander
Pros:Much cheaper then textexpander
Cons:none I can think of
HelloCast
Not a whole lot to add. No subscription necessary -- just a one-time purchase. Great product.
Pros:Simple and straightforward. Does its one job really well.
Cons:There are some (rare) occasions where a webpage's content is secure and aText is disabled.