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Tweet Cards is an easy-to-use tool to generate random quotes, questions, jokes, toughts or things to do that will help you to never run out of ideas for your Twitter content. It works on mobile devices too

Snippety is a tool that can boost your everyday tasks. It works flawlessly with every text field! Just press ⌘⇧Space, find your snippet, and hit ↩︎. Snippety also offers many placeholders and you can even use scripts to automate your work.

I downloaded Snippety around 1-year ago and since then this is one of my favorite apps. I really like the customization and different types of placeholders. This is also the only app I've seen that allows you to add scripts in your snippets. Recently a new feature appeared that allows you to simulate key combinations which is a game changer to me. Now I can automate many of my tasks. Another bonus point is that I sent a message to the creator and he added changes I asked for, very nice experience! Good luck with the further development of this app! Definitely worth trying.

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A browser extension that allows you to highlight text and then save it to a central location. Very much in early alpha at the moment

A collection of CSS effects with a click to copy.