Abbreviation Text Replacer (abbrev-text-replacer)
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Package name
- abbrev-text-replacer
License
- MIT
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- Yesterday - latest/stable
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Smart-case X11 abbreviation expander and quick URL or app launcher
A lightweight Linux X11 alternative to Breevy for smart-case text abbreviation expansion and instant folder or URL launching. Independent open-source project, not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by 16 Software or Breevy. Uses XQueryKeymap and XTest on X11; Wayland-native sessions restrict external keystroke watchers.
FEATURES
- Smart-Case Abbreviation Expander: automatically preserves typed casing patterns (lowercase, Title Case, UPPERCASE) across focused X11 windows.
- App & URL Launch Triggers: bind short abbreviations to open folders, documents, or web links using xdg-open.
- Productivity Telemetry & Dictionary Backup: track real keystrokes saved, estimated typing time saved, expansion history, and import or export JSON abbreviation dictionaries with English and Vietnamese UI support.
SUPPORT & DONATE
- Created by Thanh Nguyen — https://buymeacoffee.com/thanhnv128b
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