Semicolon

Save replies once and insert them with a short trigger like ;followup. You confirm every insert. Local-first: no account, no cloud.

Semicolon helps you answer the messages you write again and again, without retyping them and without sending your replies to anyone's cloud. HOW IT WORKS 1. Save a reply once and give it a short trigger, for example ;followup. 2. On a website you have turned Semicolon on for, type the trigger followed by a space. 3. A small preview shows your reply. Choose Insert (or press Alt+Y) and the trigger is replaced with the full text. Press Esc to leave your text exactly as it was. YOU STAY IN CONTROL - Nothing is ever inserted without your confirmation. - Semicolon never sends a message or submits a form for you. - You choose where it runs: one website at a time, or all websites. You can turn it off at any time. PRIVATE BY DESIGN - No account, no sign-in, no cloud, no analytics, no tracking. - Your replies are stored only in this browser. Semicolon makes no network requests. - It only looks at the text field you are typing in, and only the few characters just before your cursor, to find your triggers. It never stores or sends what you type. - Password, payment card, number, email and web-address fields are never used. FEATURES - Searchable library: enable or disable, copy, edit, and delete with Undo - Works in normal text boxes and, on a best-effort basis, in rich editors such as email composers, note apps, issue trackers and web chat boxes - Multi-line replies, any language, emoji - Choose your own trigger prefix, preview timeout and insert shortcut - Back up and restore your replies as a file you control - A "Check this page" report to see why a site does not work (contains no text you typed) - Keyboard-friendly, light and dark themes GOOD TO KNOW - Semicolon does not work in Google Docs (it draws its own editor), on browser pages such as chrome:// pages or the Chrome Web Store, or in embedded frames. - Some websites change how they handle text. If a site refuses an insertion, Semicolon says so and offers a Copy button. - Product names such as Gmail, Notion, Jira, WhatsApp and Google Sheets belong to their owners. Semicolon is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.