Auto Text Replacer

Vervang automatisch woorden en zinnen tijdens browsen en typen. Stel je regels één keer in, ze werken vanzelf.

Replace text automatically as you browse and type. Auto Text Replacer applies your own find-and-replace rules on websites, in the text you read and in the text you type. Set a rule once, like teh → the or omw → On my way!, and it runs on its own. No copy-paste, no clicking. WHAT YOU CAN DO - Fix typos and standardize terms as you type or read - Expand shorthand into full phrases in inputs, textareas, and rich-text editors - Personalize page text: swap words, names, or terms (Sunday → Funday is set up as an example) - Change or mask on-screen text, such as numbers, on pages you view HOW IT WORKS 1. Add the extension and open its popup. 2. Create a rule: what to find, what to replace it with, plain text or RegEx. 3. Check it in the live test preview before it touches a real page. 4. Browse and type. Your rules apply automatically, including to content that loads as you scroll. FEATURES - Plain text or RegEx rules, with capture groups ($1) and flags - Whole-word matching with RegEx word boundaries (for example \bcolour\b) - Rules run top to bottom, and each rule sees the previous rule's output - Collections to organize rules by project, site, or purpose - Site control: a global on/off switch, a per-site switch, and allow/block site lists for collections and individual rules - Element filters to keep a rule out of chosen inputs or page areas - Live test preview with a Matched / No match indicator - "Why isn't this rule working?" diagnostics for any rule - 13 starter templates: typos, writing, developer, productivity, and phrases - Full-page manager with search, filters, and bulk enable, disable, move, and delete - Import and export rules as JSON - Light, dark, and system themes WORKS WITH Read: articles, docs, and feeds, including pages that update without reloading; content inside frames; open shadow DOM components. Type: inputs, textareas, and placeholders; rich-text editors. GOOD TO KNOW - Browser-reserved pages (chrome://, edge://, the Chrome Web Store) don't allow extensions to run. - file:// pages need "Allow access to file URLs" turned on in chrome://extensions. - Closed shadow DOM and text drawn on a canvas or inside images can't be replaced. - Plain-text rules also match inside longer words. Use RegEx word boundaries (\b) for whole-word matches. - Some rich editors, such as chat boxes, may need a site scope or element filter. PRIVACY - No account needed. - Your rules are stored in your browser, and replacement runs on your device. - Page text, typed text, your rules, and URLs are not sent for analytics or error reports. The extension sends only anonymous counts and error categories. - Permissions: storage and activeTab only. Add it to Chrome, open the popup, and create your first rule.