

Just click on the Add button to begin creating your own templates. This will also help you understand what you can do with this nifty little extension. The extension will come with a few example templates that you can edit to your liking. Some of the changes here crack down on using scripts etc, which help with protection. Auto Text Expander is the first in the list. On the malicious side of things, I agree with Jscher2000 that with the recent incident of The Great Expander, Google has been cracking down on malicious extensions and they have changed how they extensions are building on their platform (Google Manifest V3).

The use of https: and what gets sent to our servers can be confirmed using Chrome developer tools but there isn't a great non-technical way to demonstrate this. However, all communication with our servers is encrypted (via https:), our shortcut database is encrypted, and shortcut text has an additional layer of encryption to provide even better security and privacy.
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In the next few weeks we will also use the server data to allow sharing specific shortcuts with others (added features, but those that don't sign up can again use our product without registration, and in offline mode). This is used to ensure if users who wipe cookies, don't lose all of their shortcuts (a non-technical user can also try this as well, both online or without an offline without an Internet connection). Shortcut and shortcut text are stored on our server to provide durable backups, since your local storage is erased if the extension is uninstalled. Keystrokes on websites never leave a user's computer. You can prove this to non-technical users by expanding shortcuts while the computer is offline. The expansion of shortcuts happens locally on a user's own computer, without communication with Magical. Founder of Magical - Auto Text Expander here.
