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Both have options for selectable sound cues.

If hacked, both could become keyboard loggers.

Both cease operating when entering passwords.

Both have good Tech Support, but Typinator may be a bit better.

Both have DropBox support, though TE was preconfigured.

TE has an auto suggest, but not Typinator.

Typinator can be customized per application, not just “all”, “all except”, or “only these”.

Both have predefined scripts with indentured Automator, Macro, Java script-like functions.

Typinator exports to accomplish the same thing.

TE has an automatic backup feature with an easy restore.

TE’s Auto Correct is better 2400 words vs, Typinator’s 865 (American vs European firm).

(You should also disable TE in Accessibility system settings.) But if you do not have duplicate abbreviations, I’m reasonably certain you could run both simultaneously.

Typinator recommends you quit TE after the import so both aren’t trying to run simultaneously.

The Alfred developer Andrew closed the topic.

Typinator easily imports TE’s snippets - but DO NOT immediately delete TE after export wait a few weeks just in case a snippet did not import as designed. My suggestion: if you are going to use Typinator with Alfred, configure your Typinator abbreviations in such a way that there is no possible confusion with Alfred keywords, by for example adding a prefix or suffix to the Typinator abbreviation that you never use in Alfred keywords.

On the other hand, Typinator supports subscriptions.

TE’s new OS is more Cloud like and supports Groups & Teams.

#Typinator examples install

Download and install are easy-peasy for both.

#Typinator examples mac os

Typinator Mac OS 4.5 stars onMacUpdate, but no iOS. TE Mac OS (2.5 Stars on MacUpdate) iOS app (2 Stars, App Store, $5.00). The cost was the predominant rationale for my switching to Typinator. Operationally, it is indeed a five star application, but because of the cost I give it 3 stars. I used Text Expander for years and never had an issue with it. Except for some nice cosmetic improvements, Typinator 6.10 has a slew of advanced improvements, that are destined to keep the competition on its toes.

#Typinator examples update

With Typinator 7 on the horizon, that’s newsworthy in its own right, especially as the update has more in store than bug squashing. Typinator gets better reviews, is significantly faster, and cost less.Īll things considered, I prefer & recommend Typinator. Text expander Typinator has been once again updated for free. NOTE: Using System Preference/Keyboard/Shortcuts can accomplish many of the same capabilities, but it is not as full-featured as either TE (Text Expander) or Typinator.

Cost: Subscription plan, about $40.00 per year.

Complicated? It sure is! I am not sure how any of it works under the hood either which doesn’t help.

#Typinator examples how to

I use Alfred’s history now but would like to know how to clear expansions made in Alfred from Keyboard Maestro history. One of these techniques involves usage of the clipboard, which introduces potential compatibility issues when other utilities also. They use different techniques for this task. Two of our products, Typinator and PopChar, need to transfer text and pictures to the active application. Not curiously from Keyboard Maestro’s history though. Developer tip: Typinator, PopChar, and the Clipboard. Alfred expansions seem to clear themselves from history and from Alfred’s own clipboard history. You have to know about it though: Keyboard Maestro tends to be a bit of a curve in that way. The conversion script comes with various inspiring examples that. I found that made it unusable however it is an easy action to add. Typinator users can convert currencies based on current exchange rates as well as. Otherwise all your clipboard history will just be text expansions. I will also say you have to use an extra action when you create an expansion macro to delete if from the system clipboard. for example, you can exclude certain groups of abbreviations from applying when using your.

#Typinator examples for mac

In my case I have over 50 and notice no resource penalty. Download the latest version of Typinator for Mac for free. The quick expansion option is therefore the preferred choice and should be enabled when possible. Finally, Typinator supports enabling different snippets on a per-application basis.

It is not clear what ‘large’ means here though. From the Typinator manual: The Enable quick expansion option allows Typinator to use an expansion technique that is very fast for short plain text items and avoids subtle compatibility issues with certain applications and third-party utilities. Below is an example of snippet abbreviations and their expansions in Typinator. The developer himself, Peter Lewis, says that it is not designed to deal with large numbers of text expansions and will take up resources if you have large numbers. There are a couple of things to bear in mind if you use Keyboard Maestro.