Pronto!

Simplify Call for Paper submissions by avoiding continuous copy & paste, and auto-filling form from talks stored in symposiumapp.com

What is Pronto!?

Pronto! is a Chrome extension called Pronto! that simplifies Call for Paper submission process by avoiding continuous copy & paste and auto-filling form from talks stored in symposiumapp.com. It connects to the SymposiumApp.com API to retrieve data about your talks and allows you to fill in the CfP form with a simple click of a button. With Pronto!, you can focus on the details rather than all the copy/pasting.

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By: Rafael Dohms

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Users: 144 ▼ -10

Rating: 5.00 (9)

Version: 0.4.10 (Last updated: 2017-12-26)

Creation date: 2017-12-26

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

activeTab
identity
storage
clipboardWrite
http://symp.oss.dev/
http://symposiumapp.com/
https://symposiumapp.com/

Size: 1.26M

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# 61427 ▼ 424

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#4321 in Developer Tools ▼ 14

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Extension summary

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pronto! connects to the SymposiumApp.com API and retrieves data about your talks. It then allows you to fill in CfP form with a simple click of the button, making the submission process faster but not fully automated, allowing you to focus on the details and not on the all the copy/pasting.

User reviews

Saves me time and copy/paste over and over again submitting talks to conference CFPs. Easy to use, and quick to get the hang of.

Adam Culp, 2016-04-29

Great product. Love it. Saves me a lot of time. Thanks.

Stephan Hochdörfer, 2015-09-19

Takes so much pain out of having to copy and paste talk information from websites and text files. It's cut my talk submission time down to like 10 minutes. 11/10 A++++ would use again.