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What is Synballo and how it works. Searching for characters is an integral part of tasks involving computer, most people are using search engines that are now part of our daily life and one of the important tools for billions of internet users worldwide. Sometimes 256 ASCII characters are not enough and you have to look in one of many Unicode Standards, it’s not that complicated just about 5 steps: open, search, select, copy and paste. Of course, you can remember a set of alt-codes instead, but can you remember more than a million alt-codes? This problem is not new, it was solved a long time ago, but to this day different operating systems are equipped with rather primitive applications for solving these fundamental tasks. In Windows you have emoji keyboard Win logo key + . (period), much more convenient, but limited to emojis. Therefore, in 2020, I decided to develop a tool for myself and later named it Synballo. Synballo — is an extension for web browsers that provides the most rich and convenient toolkit for working with symbols. In this article I am going to share my best practices in order to give an examples of how you can use Synballo to save time and make your communication easier. First of all, as you already know Synballo is not limited to emojis alone. However, it seemed to me too big a task to include in it more than a million characters. I started with about 7,000 and over the last two years expanded this list to include 8,149 symbols in last version 0.6.4. I made these sets solely based on users preferences. Search function in Synballo is compatible with JavaScript regular expression patterns. You can find full documentation online. I’ll just show a few illustrative examples. Show all .* Starts with ^man — for all symbols that starts with “man” Ends with man$ — for symbols that ends with “man” Escaping characters If you want to search for special characters you have to escape them with a backslash first. For example, when you want to find all the symbols with round brackets in description you should do like so: \(.*\) To escape asterisk just type: \* Groups and ranges To search the symbols that starts with a letter from “a” to “c” or “d” to “f”, type: ^[a-c|d-f] For “hand” without letter “s” type: hand[^s] in the example above ^ works as exclusion, not a starts with Quantifiers Let’s say you want to find symbols with a double o’s, like so: o{2} you can type instead: oo (which gives the exact same result) But to search for equal or more than two numbers in a row, you do need quantifiers, type: \d{2,} Assertions There are 4 types of assertions: look ahead , look behind, negative look ahead and negative look behind look ahead: man(?=.woman) , matches “man” only if “man” followed by “woman” with any single character in-between look behind: (?<=woman).man , matches “woman” only if “woman” followed by “man” with any single character in-between negative look ahead: woman(?!man) , matches “woman” only if “woman” not followed by “man” negative look behind: (?man)woman So if you want to search let’s say a “raised” followed by “hand” type: raised(=?.*hand) , matches “raised” only if “raised” followed by “hand” with a set of any characters in-between I will share some more examples later. Stay tuned.

How can you benefit from Synballo? The wait is over! Synballo v0.7.0 release is officially live on Google Chrome Web Store. --- Before we dive into who this update is for and how it will improve your workflow, let's take a look at what's new: + emoji 15.0 + emoji 15.1 + emoji 16.0 + another 49 symbols from different categories + syncs with you browser account + set search as default (focuses in search on open) and more For those of you who are not familiar with, Synballo is a comprehensive symbol picker extension designed to simplify digital communication. Its primary purpose is to provide users with instant, effortless access to a vast universe of over 8,000 unicode characters, emojis, and special symbols that are not available on a standard keyboard. The value it provides is in enhancing user expression and productivity. By offering a fast, intuitive search with RegEx compatibility and seamless copy-paste functionality, Synballo eliminates the tedious process of searching for and copying individual characters from various websites. This saves users time, improves their communication clarity, and allows for more creative expression across all online platforms, making it an essential tool for students, professionals, and everyday communicators. --- Synballo is designed for intuitive and seamless use. Here is a guide on how to use the extension and examples of its main use cases: How to Use Synballo Open the Extension: Simply click the Synballo icon in your Chrome toolbar. A small, clean window will pop up. 2. Find Your Symbol: Browse: Explore the vast library by scrolling or clicking on the different category tabs (e.g., Emoji, Math, Currency, Arrows). Search: Use the search bar to quickly find a symbol by typing its name (e.g., "star," "infinity"). For advanced users, you can use RegEx to pinpoint specific characters. 3. Insert or Copy: Insert: Click on any symbol, and it will be automatically inserted into the active text field on your current web page. Copy to Clipboard: The symbol is also automatically copied to your clipboard, allowing you to paste it anywhere else with a simple Ctrl+V (or Cmd+V on Mac). You can disable these in settings by unchecking the relevant checkboxes. 4. Access Recently Used: The extension keeps a record of your most recently used symbols and syncs across devices, allowing for even faster access next time. Main Use Cases & Examples 1. For Students & Academics: Purpose: To quickly insert mathematical, scientific, and academic symbols into documents, online forums, and research papers. Example: A student writing a paper on physics can easily find and insert ∑ (sigma), ∆ (delta), or ∫ (integral) without searching the web or remembering complex codes. 2. For Social Media & Casual Communicators: Purpose: To add personality, emphasis, and unique flair to posts, messages, and comments. Example: A user crafting a celebratory tweet can instantly add a ✨ (sparkles emoji), a 🎉 (party popper), or a ♡ (heart symbol) to make their message stand out. 3. For Writers & Editors: Purpose: To insert professional punctuation, currency signs, and typographic symbols that are not on a standard keyboard. Example: An editor can quickly add - (em dash), © (copyright sign), ™ (trademark), or € (Euro currency symbol) into an article with a single click, ensuring professional and accurate formatting. 4. For Developers & Designers: Purpose: To use special characters in code comments, documentation, UI mockups, or user guides. Example: A developer can add → (right arrow) to a comment to indicate a function's flow, or a designer can use ▶ (play button) to quickly mock up a new UI element. RegEx examples: https://nostrichpub.com/note1j0ezpf34aah8jx752n2yhsmf3q86rcsc68c9hyntrhz7203kh5zqln5qgh Release 0.7.0: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/synballo/egokobopkifbejiejfimicpndljehial Official website: https://synballo.com

New update has been published on #Google #Chrome Added: + emoji 15.0 + emoji 15.1 + emoji 16.0 + another 49 symbols from different categories + syncs with you browser account + set search as default (focuses in search on open) and more 👉 Check out rn https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/synballo/egokobopkifbejiejfimicpndljehial