Word Replacer changes the words you choose on any web page. Pick a word or phrase, then decide what happens to it. NEW IN 2.1: REDACTED MODE Black out words with a marker-pen stroke, the way a declassified file looks. Each stroke has uneven edges, ragged ends and a slight tilt, so it reads as pen on paper and not a black box. The same word always gets the same stroke, and redactions show up when you print the page. THREE MODES Text: swap a word for your own text. Capitalisation follows the original, so "Cat", "cat" and "CAT" all come out right. Stickers: cover the word with a strip of tape and a sticker. There are 32 stickers in five packs: Anime, Comic, Spooky, Space and 3D. Redacted: hide the word under black marker ink. HOW TO USE IT Click the toolbar icon and add a word, or select text on a page, right-click and choose "Add to Word Replacer". Switch modes at the top of the popup. Changes apply to open tabs as you type, with no Save button. Pause the extension on any site from the popup. Turning it off restores the original text without a reload. OPTIONS Match whole words only, or inside longer words. Match case. Show the original word when you hover over a sticker or redaction. Turn the animations on or off. Keep a list of sites where the extension never runs. FAST AND CAREFUL Pages with thousands of paragraphs and hundreds of rules are handled in short slices, so scrolling and typing stay smooth. Form fields, editors and code blocks are never changed. Your word list syncs through your Chrome account. The extension sends nothing anywhere else and loads no remote code. A NOTE ON REDACTED MODE Redacted and sticker modes change how a page looks on your screen. The original words are still in the page, so do not rely on them to hide information in a screenshot workflow where someone else can inspect the page.
