Typinator 2.0 released with a flood of new features

By David Chartier

Typing tools that increase your efficiency are all the rage for anyone who has to type more than their name and credit card number on a daily basis, and ergonis just upped the ante with the release of Typinator 2.0. Competing directly with similar tools like TextExpander and TypeIt4Me, this new version of Typinator brings a virtual boatload of new features to the table, including:

  • Sets allow convenient organization of abbreviations
  • Import and export of abbreviation sets
  • Comes with auto-correction sets for English, German and French
  • Import from Textpander, TextExpander and TypeIt4Me
  • Application-specific set assignment
  • Typinator can be disabled in individual applications
  • Clipboard insertion within expansions
  • Streamlined user interface for improved conformance to Apple's guidelines
  • The abbreviation table can be sorted by abbreviation, expansion, options, and conflict status
  • Expansion of abbreviations is much faster now, even while typing extremely fast and with thousands of defined abbreviations and auto-corrections
  • Significantly reduced memory requirements, especially with large expansions
  • and much, much more

As a paid user of TextExpander, this new release of Typinator looks quite tasty indeed. I'm actually just glad the typing tool space is getting more competitive, as I can't write or work on the web without one anymore. A demo is of course available, while a single licenses sells for about $26 (EUR 19.99).

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