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Support macOS Text Replacement Settings

  • August 16, 2022
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Tyler_A_Walters

In macOS, you can go to System Preferences → Keyboard → Text and configure text replacements. This allows users to set shortcuts for often typed characters or phrases. For example, I often use the 🧪 emoji on pages that are experiments. In most apps, I can type //exp and macOS will replace that with the emoji. In Figma it does not, so I have to open the emoji palette, track down the one I want, and insert it from there.

Figma should support this default OS behavior.

It’s a small thing, but it is a timesaver.

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