Define custom rules to replace text in your browser.
Weary of forking Cloud-To-Butt whenever you need to get your extension find-replace fix on? This one does the same thing, but it lets you define custom rules in the options page.
Now lets you import/export rules, match to regexes, and write custom JS replacer functions.
Comes lovingly preloaded with some sample rules, including "the cloud" to "my butt", "political correctness" to "treating people with respect".
Found a problem? Shoot me a github issue. https://github.com/rfong/replacerator/issues
Latest reviews
- (2021-04-22) Jason Brunet: They keep updating it, and every time they do, the next time I reboot my computer it forces a new tab to open that shows me the updates (or something, I'm always too busy rolling my eyes to actually read it). So I had to uninstall it. Absolutely not worth it.
- (2021-01-19) Kurt Risser: This extension has helped me to cope with the horrific Trump administration by allowing the replacement of words and phrases like 'Trump' and 'White House' to more accurate albeit less polite descriptive words and phrases. I just updated the replacement table to reflect the considerably more civil demeanor of the new Biden/Harris administration.
- (2020-07-09) burningflag78: only alphabet? 한글 please!
- (2018-11-15) Fabian Remie: absolutely amazing. one request tho. plz make an image version that uses image addresses. that would make my life complete
- (2018-01-29) i Maxter: Works just as intended. It was hard to find, though. Nice job admin. BTW, I liked the starting rules lol but you might want to make it more professional if you want increased clientele.
- (2016-08-25) Al Pal: Doesnt replace anything
- (2016-06-04) Griffin Parker: Very good, although it doesn't have a link to places to learn the javascript functions necessary for special conversions.
- (2016-05-20) Colin Murphy: I really like the this functionality. Political correctness is a form of speech codes, which as a general idea has a really ugly history. If you want to treat people with respect you should listen to what they have to say without telling them what words they can use.
- (2016-05-12) Ian Yorston: Clever, fun and thought provoking. Newspeak from 1984 anyone? * Brought here by xkcd.com/1679/ Thanks to Alex Proulx you can import xkcd substitutions into Replacerator from here: https://db.tt/XB6UQcKp - Feature Requests: 1. Toggle Replacerator Extension ON/OFF 2. Toggle individual substitutions ON/OFF * Newspeak substitutions; start here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Newspeak_words
- (2016-05-12) Alex Vastartis: Would be best if I could toggle this on and off by pressing the Icon.
- (2016-05-11) Alex Proulx: Brought here by xkcd.com/1679/ I exported the combined list of the two other combined comics. Available at this link. https://db.tt/XB6UQcKp
- (2016-02-23) Glen Chiacchieri: Finally, a replacer extension that lets me put in whatever I want! I've been waiting for this for years and it's every bit as good as I imagined.
- (2016-02-15) Dylan Sherry: This is so much fun!
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Installs
484
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Rating
4.0 (15 votes)
Last update / version
2016-07-13 / 1.1.2
Listing languages
en