Problem to solve
FluentTyper currently offers word-level autocomplete predictions based on the selected language, which is great. However, the text expansion feature (custom shortcut snippets like callMe: "Call me back once you're free") has no predictive component.
When a user has accumulated many snippets or uses long, complex abbreviations, it becomes hard to remember which shortcuts exist and what they expand to. There's no way to discover or get reminded of available snippets while typing. You either remember the exact abbreviation or it doesn't trigger at all, effectively making unused snippets invisible.
Proposed solution
Extend the prediction engine to also surface matching text expander snippets alongside (or interleaved with) the existing language-based autocomplete suggestions. As the user types, FluentTyper would check the current token against the snippet library.
Alternatives considered
No response
Affected browser(s)
Firefox
FluentTyper version
2026.19.1
Mockups, examples, or references
- User has snippets: address → full mailing address, sig → email signature, hamburger → Full Hamburgur Recipe
- While typing ad, FluentTyper shows a suggestion: address → "123 Main Street, City, ZIP"
- User presses Tab to accept, and the snippet expands
Additional context
Benefits:
- Users rediscover snippets they forgot they had.
- No need to memorize dozens of abbreviations.
- Brings the text expander experience closer to the smart autocomplete users already rely on for language predictions.
FluentTyperSettings_Test.json
Problem to solve
FluentTyper currently offers word-level autocomplete predictions based on the selected language, which is great. However, the text expansion feature (custom shortcut snippets like callMe: "Call me back once you're free") has no predictive component.
When a user has accumulated many snippets or uses long, complex abbreviations, it becomes hard to remember which shortcuts exist and what they expand to. There's no way to discover or get reminded of available snippets while typing. You either remember the exact abbreviation or it doesn't trigger at all, effectively making unused snippets invisible.
Proposed solution
Extend the prediction engine to also surface matching text expander snippets alongside (or interleaved with) the existing language-based autocomplete suggestions. As the user types, FluentTyper would check the current token against the snippet library.
Alternatives considered
No response
Affected browser(s)
Firefox
FluentTyper version
2026.19.1
Mockups, examples, or references
Additional context
Benefits:
FluentTyperSettings_Test.json