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Therefore customers have to wait until all new features are developed and are ready for sale. Each new version has to include more than one new feature in order to be qualified as 'upgrade' and in order to be accepted by customers.

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Having read a lot of negative user feedback on Twitter about the subscription model, I am convinced, this step towards recurring payment makes perfect sense, because there is one big advantage for customers: constant improvement of the software.ĭevelopers usually support old versions (bug fixes) until a new release or big upgrade is ready for sale. This is no big deal for me, as I do not save confidential information in snippets. In other reviews I learned that snippets are stored on external servers without encryption. I fully recommend this upgrade for any multi-platform-user (Mac, iOS, Windows). I am thrilled to see the TextExpander-magic on Windows, as I am forced to use Windows for work related tasks. I am a long-term user of TextExpander and just upgraded to the new subscription-based TextExpander 6. I can still use the old iOS app and iCloud syncing, which seems to work fine. But switching back to TextExpander 5 after 2 years with TE6 meant losing almost no features. It's a nice theory, and I've seen places that did it well (1Password seems like a good example).

Moving to a subscription does _not_ guarantee that the development process will improve. Scroll back through the comments here and you'll see that people had been complaining about weak upgrades back to TextExpander 4's release. I can't think of a single meaningful feature that they have added in the two years since switching to a subscription service. Two years of TextExpander-as-service disproves this theory. Aside: quoting the comment below 'Having read a lot of negative user feedback on Twitter about the subscription model, I am convinced, this step towards recurring payment makes perfect sense, because there is one big advantage for customers: constant improvement of the software. One more time: TextExpander Lipsum snippets with kwisatz.TextExpander lipsum followup, with ice cream.TextExpander: bit.ly with authentication.Instant placeholder images with TextExpander.This post is part of 'TextExpander Snippets…' Topics: scripting, snippet, textexpander, tools This content is supported by readers like you. Sign up for the email newsletter, and keep up with this blog by adding it to your favorite news reader. You can follow him as ttscoff on Twitter, GitHub, and Mastodon.

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« Cheaters repository, and a call for cheat sheets | Lest I forget: a catalog of recent code endeavors »īrett is a writer and developer living in Minnesota, USA. I have some ideas, but I’ll leave it up to the Smile geniuses to figure out a workable solution (I hope). I need a way to pass fill-in results to a script without showing the whole thing. When I pop up the fill-in, the whole script is displayed and it’s simply unworkable on-screen. Here’s the problem ( attention Smile!): the script is long. One snippet to let you choose what type (Kwisatz Haderach, Hipster, Bacon, Random), what unit (words, lines, paragraphs, lists), what format (markdown, html, plain text) and how much to output. I’m working on a Lorem Ipsum snippet to rule them all using the new fill-in features in TextExpander 4. At least until the old API is completely deprecated and shut down… Lipsum with a vengeance Once that’s set up, the bit.ly shortener should work fine.

#btlyu (plain text, enter your bit.ly username).

#btlya (plain text, paste your API key).

Once you have that information, create two new snippets with the following shortcuts (name doesn’t matter): It now requires that you create two additional snippets with your bit.ly username and API key. I fixed the bit.ly url shortening script up a little bit.

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Version 4 is a great upgrade, and-while this version is excluded from the Mac App Store-you can cross-grade easily to the standard version. As a timesaver and memory augmentation it’s worth every penny. If you don’t have TextExpander, you should probably get it. I didn’t change any shortcuts, but I removed some snippets that relied on no-longer-existing services and added a few new ones.

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If you’re currently subscribed to any of the Snippet groups, your snippets will update automatically.

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You can find them all and subscribe or download them (and customize the prefixes) with my TE-snippet tool. About 60% of the snippets have been updated/repaired.

I’ve posted a much-needed update to my TextExpander Tools collection.

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