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Save your feedback comments and insert them into Google Docs, Classroom and any text box. Private, offline, no account. Comment Bank keeps the feedback you write again and again in one place, and puts it where you need it with a keyboard shortcut. How it works 1. Click in a comment box, a Google Doc, a Classroom private comment or any text field. 2. Press Alt+Shift+C. 3. Type a few letters to find a comment and press Enter. It is inserted where your cursor was. You can also right-click in any text box and choose a comment from the "Insert comment" menu. Features - Insert into Google Docs, Google Classroom and most websites with a text box. - Search as you type. Your most used comments appear first. - {name} placeholder: type the student's name once and every comment is personalised. - Categories and rubric levels, with filters for both. - English and Malay interface, switchable in Settings. - Two free starter packs of 20 teacher comments, one in English and one in Malay. - Export your whole bank to CSV at any time. Opens in Excel and Google Sheets. Private by design - No account and no sign-in. - Your comments are stored only in your browser on this computer. - The extension makes no network requests and contains no analytics. - It can only read or change a page at the moment you use it (shortcut, toolbar button or right-click menu). Free and Pro The free version holds up to 50 comments and includes every insert feature and CSV export. Pro is a single payment with no subscription. It adds unlimited comments and CSV import, so you can bring in a bank you already keep in a spreadsheet. Tips - If a site does not accept inserted text, the comment is copied instead. Paste it with Ctrl+V (Cmd+V on Mac). - To change the shortcut, open chrome://extensions/shortcuts.