Word Replacer for Safari

Description

This is a Safari extension that allows you to easily replace the text on websites with different words. This extension works on Safari.

This extension can be used for the following purposes.

• To enjoy reading creative works such as fan fiction
• To enhance your browsing experience by filtering out unwanted words.
• To replace some words with ones from the language you are learning for practice

How to use this extention

1. Open Safari settings and grant the extension permission.
2. Open the word settings screen in Safari and set the word you want to replace (enter it in the field marked "word") and the word you want to display (enter it in the field marked "replacement").
3. The words you register will be automatically replaced when you browse the site in Safari.

How to use the word setup screen

• If you wish to add a new word, press the Plus button.
• If you wish to delete a registered word, press the Clear button.
• Check the "CS" checkbox on the word setup screen if you wish to make English words case-sensitive.
• Check the "IN" checkbox on the word setup screen if you wish to perform the substitution even if the word is contained within another word.(e.g., her in other -> ot[her], me in mean -> [me]an) If this is unchecked, replacement will only occur if the words specified are separated before and after by a delimiter(i.e., symbols such as '.,!?) or blank spaces.
• For users more experienced with programming, you can use regular expressions for the words before replacement.

How to use symbols in the word before replacement

WordReplacer uses something called regular expressions, and if you want to replace a symbolic character, you often need a backslash before the symbol. So, for example, if you want to replace (y/n) or [y/n], you must register \[y/n\]|\(y/n\). The symbol | means "or".