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winget install --id=Beeftext.Beeftext -e Are you tired of repeatedly typing the same text over and over again? - The custom email signature you only use for your close friends. - The markdown snippet you use 5 times a day. - The text emoji you like so much (\/) (°,,,°) (\/). Beeftext is made for you. Beeftext allows you to define combos. A combo associates a short word that you are unlikely to type in a normal situation (a keyword) with a piece of long or complex text you often need to type (a snippet). From now on, every time you type the keyword, in any text area of any application that supports copy/paste (99.9% of them do), the combo is triggered and Beeftext automatically replaces the keyword with its associated snippet. Thanks to Unicode encoding, this text can be in any language, using any kind of characters, even exotic ones.
Beeftext is a text substitution tool designed to simplify repetitive typing tasks on Windows. By allowing users to create custom shortcuts (combos) that expand into predefined texts or snippets, Beeftext streamlines workflows across any application that supports copy/paste.
Key Features:
- Combo Creation: Define keywords and associate them with frequently used phrases, signatures, or complex text.
- Cross-Application Compatibility: Works seamlessly in virtually any Windows application, making it a versatile productivity tool.
- Unicode Support: Handles text in multiple languages and scripts, ensuring compatibility with diverse use cases.
- Privacy-Focused: Does not store user data or transmit information to external servers, prioritizing user privacy.
- Open Source: Built on transparency, Beeftext’s source code is freely available for review and modification.
Ideal for anyone who needs to repeatedly type specific phrases or complex text—such as office workers, content creators, developers, or casual users—Beeftext saves time, reduces errors, and enhances efficiency. It can be installed via winget, making setup straightforward for users familiar with package managers.