Change what you read
Fix terms across articles and docs, shape language your way, or add a little fun. Pages keep updating as you scroll, and rules follow along.
Sunday → Funday
Shown near the end of the demo, on Google and Wikipedia.
Free for everyday use, no account needed
Set a rule once, like teh to the or Sunday to Funday, and your browser applies it quietly from then on. Reading or typing, it just happens.
Free for up to 100 rules in up to 5 collections. Available for Chrome and Edge. Getting started · Try live demo
0:00
A simple rule, applied everywhere
Open the popup on Facebook and save Twittler to X. The page updates on its own.
Twittler → X
0:35
A shortcut that thinks a little
Create a regex rule with a capture group. Type a short prompt and it expands with your topic in the right spot.
prompt idea → full prompt
1:10
Change what you read
Save Sunday to Funday, search Google, and watch results change. Open Wikipedia and it still applies.
Sunday → Funday
Prefer YouTube? Watch it there.
Live preview (example 1/3)
Before: hello world
After: hi world
You will see both in the video above. Use either one, or both together.
Change what you read
Fix terms across articles and docs, shape language your way, or add a little fun. Pages keep updating as you scroll, and rules follow along.
Sunday → Funday
Shown near the end of the demo, on Google and Wikipedia.
Skip what you retype
Turn shorthand into full phrases in inputs, placeholders, and editors. Handy for typos you always make and replies you always send.
omw → On my way!
Shown in the middle of the demo, with a regex prompt shortcut.
Three small moments. If you can follow these, you already know the product.
First, 0:00
Open the popup and save Twittler → X. The Facebook page updates right away, no refresh dance.
Next, 0:35
Build one shortcut with a capture group. Your topic lands in the right place of the expanded prompt, every time.
Then, 1:10
Save Sunday → Funday, search Google, and open a Wikipedia result. The swap holds across pages.
Want the written version? Getting started · How rules work · Compatibility and limits
Everything below is included in the free plan, within the free limits.
Save teh → the once. It applies while you browse and type.
Match literally, or use patterns with capture groups. Use \b for whole words. Bad patterns are skipped safely.
Group rules so typos, work phrases, and fun swaps live apart. Free includes up to 5.
Run everywhere or only on chosen sites. Pause any rule, collection, or site without deleting it.
Covers page text, inputs, placeholders, rich editors, frames, and open shadow DOM, even as pages update.
Start from one click templates, test with live preview, and keep a JSON backup of your setup.
A few honest limits (store pages, closed shadow DOM, canvas text, file:// needs opt in): Compatibility · Troubleshooting
The free plan handles everyday fixes. Pro simply removes the caps when your collection grows.
Plenty for daily typos and a few favorite swaps.
For growing libraries. Same features, just no counting. Bought inside the extension.
Prices in USD. If this page ever differs from the in-extension checkout, the checkout is authoritative. Compare plans
A browser extension that applies your own find-and-replace rules automatically while you browse and type. Plain text or RegEx, organized in collections.
Save a find and replace pair in the popup. Rules run top to bottom on matching pages; each rule sees previous results, so they can chain.
Yes. Page text, including dynamically loaded content, frames, and open shadow-DOM components, is rewritten passively as you read. Example: Sunday to Funday.
Yes. Input and textarea values, placeholders, and contenteditable editors are rewritten as you type. Example: omw to On my way! No clicks needed.
Yes. Create rules with custom names, group them into collections, scope by site, and skip inputs or selectors per rule. Starter templates are free.
Yes. Use RegEx patterns with flags (i/g/m/s/u). For whole words use boundaries, e.g. \bi\b replaces standalone i without changing instinct.
Chrome via the Chrome Web Store listing and Edge via the Edge Add-ons listing. Firefox is supported via a Firefox build; a public Firefox listing is not yet linked.
Yes. Free includes up to 100 rules in up to 5 collections, starter templates, and live test preview. No account needed.
Pro unlocks unlimited collections and unlimited rules. $2.99/month, $19.99/year, or $49.99 lifetime inside the extension.
Install, open the popup, save hello to hi, then type or view hello on any page. Or try the live demo first with no install.
More: Full FAQ · Troubleshooting · Compatibility · Privacy
Rules live in your browser. Page text never leaves your device for analytics. We only count anonymous, overall usage. Need a hand? Contact support.
Still deciding? Try the live demo with no install.