Synballo

The best symbols characters emoji extension for your browser

What is Synballo?

Synballo is an open-source Chrome extension that offers a vast collection of over 8,000 symbols and emojis. With Synballo, you can easily and conveniently insert symbols and emojis in any text field on any website without the need for copy-pasting. It provides a secure and private browsing experience and syncs your recently used symbols across devices.

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Extension stats

By: https://synballo.xport.top

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Users: 50 ▼ -8

Rating: 5.00 (2)

Version: 0.6.4 (Last updated: 2022-12-24)

Creation date: 2021-06-02

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

activeTab
scripting
storage

Size: 74.89K

Email: vi*****@gmail.com

URLs: Website

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# 86649 ▼ 3829

Other rankings

#17715 in Workflow & Planning ▼ 250 #193 in license keyword 3 ▼ 20 #249 in category keyword 19 ▼ 17 #273 in permission keyword 11 ▼ 14

Other platforms

Not available on Firefox

Synballo (v0.6.4)

3.60

(5) 398

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Extension summary

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✔️ Open-source ✔️ 100% secure and private ✔️ No copy-paste required ✔️ Easy and fast settings ✔️ Works with all websites

➕ over 8,000 symbols ➕ syncs with your browser profile ➕ regular expression (RegEx) compatible search ➕ gender/skin/hair search filters ➕ reset recent ➕ set recent limit (10 - 100) ➕ set any category as default ➕ set last visited category as default ➕ copy to clipboard delay

User reviews

I've got this installed in all my browsers, and I miss it in other programs. Maybe I'll work out how to port it to a desktop applet. 🙂 (See? I used it right then! 🙂) The only feature I wish it had is filtering for emoji without specified gender. I can filter for male emoji and female emoji, but not for emoji without gender. Those do exist, e.g. 🤷🏼‍♀ is 'woman shrugging', 🤷🏻‍♂ is 'man shrugging' and 🤷🏼 is just 'person shrugging', which is what I often want.