slash slash — Text Snippets Anywhere

Stop retyping the same things every day. slash slash saves the text you use again and again — your address, email sign-offs, meeting links, out-of-office replies, support answers — and drops it into ANY text field on the web the moment you type // and a shortcut. HOW IT WORKS 1. Save a snippet once in the side panel (give it a //shortcut). 2. On any website, type // in a text box — Gmail, LinkedIn, Notion, GitHub, forms, anything. 3. A small picker appears as you type. Hit Enter. Done. That's it. No copy-paste round trips, no digging through notes apps. SMART VARIABLES Wrap anything in {curly braces} to make your snippets dynamic: • {current date}, {time}, {datetime} — fill in automatically, with custom formats like {current date:iso} or {current date:DD MMM YYYY} • {clipboard} — pastes whatever you last copied • {url} and {title} — the page you're on • {uuid} — a random ID • {cursor} — exactly where your caret lands after inserting • {date}, {return date}, {due date} — open a calendar so you pick the date as you insert • {anything else} — becomes a fill-in field: a tiny form pops up and asks you, every time. Perfect for names in email templates. Example: "Hi {name}, I'm out until {return date} — for anything urgent, ask {backup contact}." One shortcut, three quick fields, a complete reply. MAKE IT YOURS • Custom trigger — if // clashes with what you type (code, URLs), switch to ??, >>, ;; or :: in one click. Every open tab follows instantly. • Folders, search, and drag-to-reorder — the picker follows your order. • Light, dark, and system themes. • Import / export all snippets as JSON for backup or moving machines. • Keyboard-first: Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+Y opens the panel, N creates, / searches, Ctrl/Cmd+Enter saves. GENUINELY PRIVATE Everything lives in your browser's local storage. There is no server, no account, no sign-up, no analytics, and the extension makes zero network requests. Your snippets never leave your device — read the code if you like, it's tiny. WORKS EVERYWHERE Plain inputs, textareas, and rich-text editors (contenteditable) — including Gmail compose. If you can type in it, slash slash can fill it.