@bentossell Macmoji guy here. This is a much better, more involved implementation than my barebones stopgap of a solution! Can't wait to see this evolve. π
Great app, just installed it. One small thing though, I use dark menu bar (OS X El Capitan) and the App's Icon seems to have the same color as my menu bar.
@_matthewpalmer you might also want to show they shortcut in the menu and the preferences.. I forgot how to trigger the app... And make it customisable pls, so that can never happen again.
Hey, this is *really* awesome, and something I've been trying to do for a while (for instance the Alfred Emoji Pack at http://joelcalifa.com/blog/alfre... which I've disabled for now to use this :))
One thing that bugs me about this is that typing something like :) or http:// triggers itβbasically anything that starts with a colon. You could get around this by waiting for the colon + at least two alphanumeric characters before triggering it.
Also, the modal seems to appear in the center of the screen rather than next to where I'm typing.
Otherwise π π
@notdetails Agree with this. It was fun initially until I got back to doing work and it popped up every time I typed the colon. Would it be possible to configure the trigger to something else like a double-colon ::?
@notdetails π―, cheers for the suggestionβdefinitely going to add some customisation around the trigger key.
Appearing in the center of the screen happens when something's doesn't use the native accessibility API, the biggest example is Chrome. Might have to dig into Chrome a bit more though since it's so common
Oh man, I'll buy the dev a beer if they add EmojiOne-style fuzzy matching. (http://emojione.com/demo/)
That'd make this better than Slack's implementationβ¦
@leefur This is definitely something I want to do! There are a couple of things that are higher priority at this stage, but hopefully in the future π
@djom4r yeah, it's a problem with apps that don't provide the native Accessibility API unfortunately π. Might try to investigate a custom solution for Chrome down the track if people want it though
Thanks for the feedback! π
One thing that could use fixing....when I use this on Messages for Mac, I cannot see the actual suggestion box, and have to move it up from out of view every single time I start typing
This is such an easy app for using GIFs and emoji anywhere. I have it set to launch at start-up and it's hidden in my menubar unless I need to add a cool new GIF. Once I figured out the best process for saving GIFs locally to then enter them into the app, I was settled on using Rocket for my everyday GIF sharing and emoji entry tool.
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Easy to enter emoji and GIFs anywhere you can enter text without needing a separate "character viewer" or any pop-up.
Cons:
It took a few attempts to determine a smooth workflow for adding new GIFs and archiving them effectively
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This is such an easy app for using GIFs and emoji anywhere. I have it set to launch at start-up and it's hidden in my menubar unless I need to add a cool new GIF. Once I figured out the best process for saving GIFs locally to then enter them into the app, I was settled on using Rocket for my everyday GIF sharing and emoji entry tool.
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Cons:It took a few attempts to determine a smooth workflow for adding new GIFs and archiving them effectively
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