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Bitmoji Chrome Extension

Bring Bitmoji to Chrome!

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Like Bitmoji? There's a Chrome Extension for That!Don't have Bitmoji yet? Don't worry! I love mine, she's like a cartoon doppelganger version of me (Ok, ok, she's a younger skinnier aspirational version of me!) I Got You! Do you love your Bitmoji and want to use it everywhere?
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Add Your Personal Emoji to Your Gmail Messages - BetterCloud MonitorWhen you just can't put your thoughts into words, Bitmojis help portray your facial expressions and reactions. Here's a Bitmoji you might send your co-worker who just presented an amazing demo to a client. The Bitmoji app has taken off for both Android and iOS, and is also available as a Chrome extension.
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How to Use the Bitmoji Chrome ExtensionHow to Use the Bitmoji Chrome Extension. This wikiHow teaches you how to install and use the Bitmoji Chrome browser extension on your PC or Mac. Open Google Chrome. It has a round red, green, yellow, and blue icon.
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  • Ryan Hoover
    Ryan HooverFounder, Product Hunt
    Pros: 

    Makes internet communication more fun 😊

    Cons: 

    Bitmoji images pasted in Gmail are a little small

    The Chrome extension makes it super easy to reply to an email thread using my bitmoji. Some people might limit its use to personal emails but I especially like using in (appropriate) business communication because not everything needs to be so serious. 🤗

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  • Shun Yamada
    Shun YamadaCiao Technologies
    Pros: 

    Edit fine-tune parts of the avatar

    Cons: 

    Nothing

    Although each service needs a profile icon, I sometimes don't want to use my real image. There is a variety of stamps with an avatar, that promotes fun communication with friends.

    Shun Yamada has used this product for one week.
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Ryan Hoover
Ryan HooverPro@rrhoover · Founder, Product Hunt
Maybe it's time we add bitmoji support to Product Hunt. 🤔
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Ryan Hoover
Ryan HooverPro@rrhoover · Founder, Product Hunt
Interesting:
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Stewart Rogers
Stewart Rogers@therealsjr · Journalist/Analyst/Speaker - VentureBeat
Big disconnect here, though. I have a Bitmoji via the app, and it links to my Snapchat account. But this extension wants me to sign in via either Facebook or email, and I've never signed up for Bitmoji via either service. Therefore, I can't login and use the extension. Since it is owned by Snap Inc., you'd expect a Snapchat login option, no?
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Nick Johnson
Nick Johnson@nlj_1 · Applico
@therealsjr same problem
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Mike Sigsworth
Mike Sigsworth@aspnetdev
@therealsjr @nlj_1 I managed to get this working. Go into the app on your phone. Click the ellipsis (3 dots) in the top right, click Settings, click "Use Bitmoji on Web", and the follow the instructions. This lets you log in via email and password in the Chrome extension.
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Daniel Greenberg
Daniel GreenbergPro@15greenberg · Making weird internet
Throw this on http://extensions.af
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