Text replacer
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This extension is no longer available in the official store. Delisted on 2025-09-16.
Extension Actions
CRX ID
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Status
- Minor Policy Violation
- Removed Long Ago
- No Privacy Policy
Description from extension meta
Replace any text on any web page.
Description from store
Easily find and replace any text string with another string on any web page. The text can also be colored by defining a hex color sequence (separated by commas (,) in the 'Color' column).
1.0.2
- Bug fixes
1.0.1
- Fixed icon on extensions page
- Set autofocus on input
Latest reviews
- The Girl With Cool Pens
- If ur gonna try using this for wattpad let me tell u THIS WORKS!
- RavenVr
- this is the only one that worked on wattpad thank u.
- Angel
- Works in 2021
- Rosa Demon
- Es muy fácil de usar, aunque al principio me costo un poco por el tema del código para los colores xd, pero ademas de eso esta genial
- Christopher Cummings
- I like the flexibility and ease of use but it replaces text a bit slower than other text replacer extensions I have used. I see the original text for a half second before it switches.
- susies old acc POG
- it took a lil long to install
- Johnathan Harris
- Works as described and has a nice GUI.
- Jakob Olsson
- sickest extension
- Beggar Prince
- even code blocks and hyperlinked text can be replaced.. Amazing .. and simple Just, if backup can be provided, it'll be a lot more fun. :)
- Jace Ju
- Simple and Good
- Eric Tully
- Extremely simple to use. I am actually a happier person now that I have this decades old gripe fixed. Personally, I hate curly quotes, curly apostrophes, em dashes, and en dashes. As a programmer, when I cut and paste code from a web page, those characters make the code fail. Now, I never have to see them again. My world is a better place.
- Michael Weisberg
- Perfectly simple, easy to use. I never knew I wanted this tool so badly. I'm using it to replace "could care less" with the more grammatically correct "couldn't care less".
- angevon
- I was using Word Replacer, but its recent update made it head-scratchingly difficult for the average user to use, so I went and found this. And it did exactly what I wanted right out of the box without giving me a headache. Now I never have to see the word 'brunette' again.
- Anonymous
- sjukt bra idé