“With the new subscription pricing model that TextExpander announced yesterday, many users are looking for a replacement app that with a standard buy-once model,” Kirk McElhearn writes for Kirkville.
“TypeIt4Me, which is the original such app on the Mac, is the best choice for those who want similar features,” McElhearn writes. “This blog post on the TypeIt4Me website explains how to export snippets from TextExpander and import them into TypeIt4Me.”
“Note that you will need to manually change some of your snippets” McElhearn writes. “So it may take you a few minutes to update all your snippets, but once you’ve done that, you’ll have the same functionality as you had with TextExpander.”
Read more in the full article here.
MacDailyNews Take: TextExpander users who aren’t into subscriptionware should give TypeIt4Me a try.
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Will check it out. I don’t rent music and I don’t rent software…
No, Keyboard Maestro is the better option, it’s much more powerful than TypeIt4Me.
I don’t rent software!