Emojme: Emoji Anywhere

Find :emoji: in web pages and replace them with the little image you're used to seeing in slack

What is Emojme: Emoji Anywhere?

Emojme: Emoji Anywhere is a Chrome extension that allows you to find and replace :emoji: in web pages with the familiar Slack custom emoji. It also enables searching and inserting emoji as rich content, and retrieving important emoji-related information from Slack.

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By: Jack Ellenberger

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Users: 117 ▼ -2

Rating: 5.00 (1)

Version: 2.0.0 (Last updated: 2021-07-21)

Creation date: 2020-05-07

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

storage
activeTab
tabs
https://*.slack.com/
clipboardWrite
clipboardRead
cookies

Size: 1.96M

Email: ja*****@gmail.com

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# 64836 ▼ 448

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#766 in Social Networking ▼ 2 #23 in emoji keyword 50

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Extension summary

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Slack custom emoji are excellent, but until now they could only be used in slack. When you want to whip out a sassy :oh_is_that_so: or a quizzical :pikathonk: in that github comment, you have been entirely out of luck.

With this extension, you've lucked in to a fix for that terrible existential problem; you can bring your Slack custom emoji with you, wherever you go in Chrome. There are a few primary functions:

Expanding existing emoji-formatted text into actual emoji, e.g. turning :parrot: into that little ugly slug thing that does not actually look like a parrot, and
Searching for and inserting emoji as rich content, whether that means a link to the emoji url, an html <img>, or a markdown image. Activate search using the : prefix in the chrome omnibar.
More easily retrieving critical emoji-related information from Slack, such as your user authentication information, which can be used with many open source projects, including emojme