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Save text templates with categories and dynamic variables, then expand them instantly with keyboard shortcuts. Template Manager helps you stop typing the same things over and over. Save your frequently used responses as templates, then expand them anywhere on the web with a simple shortcut. 🚀 How it works Just give your template a name — like `followup` — and save your text. Then whenever you need it, type `-followup` and hit Space. That's it. Your full response appears instantly, right where you're typing. You can even add smart placeholders that fill in automatically: • Cursor placement — tell the extension exactly where to drop your cursor after expanding, so you can jump straight into typing the part that changes every time • Date & Time — automatically fills in today's date or current time, so you never have to check the clock 📁 Stay organized Group your templates into categories like Work, Personal, Support, or Social. Sort them alphabetically or by how often you use them — your favorites always stay at the top. You can also see at a glance which templates you use the most. 💡 Works everywhere Gmail, Jira, Zendesk, Salesforce, Slack — if you can type in it, Template Manager works in it. Plain text fields, rich text editors, even those tricky embedded frames inside web apps. 🎨 Looks great too A clean, modern interface with both dark and light modes. No clutter, no learning curve — just open it up and start saving time. 📦 Backup & share Export all your templates to a file and import them on another machine. Great for sharing a standard set of responses across your team. ⌨️ Keyboard shortcuts Create, save, and navigate without ever touching the mouse. Built for people who live in their keyboards. 🔒 Privacy-first No tracking. No ads. No data collection. Your templates stay in your browser using Chrome's built-in secure storage — nothing ever gets sent anywhere. 👌 Great for • Support & success teams who handle tickets all day • Sales reps sending outreach and follow-ups • Recruiters juggling candidate communications • Developers who reuse code snippets and responses • Really, anyone tired of retyping the same thing