You can achieve something similar with Alfred 3's auto-expanding snippets and Joe Califa's Alfred Emoji Pack, but if for some reason you don't own Alfred 3, this is a great alternative solution!
Installation is super easy β such a great trick @warpling:
1. Download emoji substitutions.plist
2. Open System Preferences and navigate to Keyboard > Text
3. Drag the emoji substitutions.plist to the list of substitutions to add them
4. Type something like :boom: or :blackbox: and hit space after! π₯β¬οΈ
@immatthamlin Same! I finally hit a breaking point yesterday and decided to make the full list. Took *a lot* of regex and messing with the `join` tool to corroborate the Unicode/Slack lists together correctly π
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@warpling Thank you so much for doing this! (Kind of unfortunate that chrome isn't working) π―
@immatthamlin my pleasure! And fingers crossed they eventually switch to the native spell checker!
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@immatthamlin@warpling Not tech a lot, but I use TextExpander to use shortcuts that work in Chrome. Is there a way to import that to TextExpander? π€
tbh I don't understand this.... It's so easy to do
β + control + space
and get the popup.... That way I don't have to memorize all the emoji names....
@joedeliame The emoji picker isn't *that* bad, but it does often lag, and can be very interrupting to have to scroll/search through when you know you just want a :beer: πΊ
@mimi_wong it works system wide! (except for apps like Chrome using custom text stuff π)
It'll also sync to your other devices via iCloud since it's a system text substitution π
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