Use Cases For
TXTERR
🃏😜FUN & WACKY TEXT:
Just for fun! Gl!ffy utilizes homoglyphs found in Unicode and various Languages so your text should show up anywhere online that uses UTF-8!
When using the scrambler, I've gone to extra lengths to pull out mathmatical symbols, so your text will work in more places.
⛓️💥 ANTI-SCRAPING:
Automated bots look for strings like "buy," "bank," or specific brand names; replacing letters with ᗷ or д breaks that pattern recognition.
❌ SHADOW-BAN RESISTANCE:
On some social platforms, certain words are suppressed; homoglyphs allow you to discuss topics without triggering the "automated filter" flags. While it's understandable that hateful speech, and scams ilare filtered this way, this same system has been used in the past few years to suppress free speech.
👁️ VISUAL ENCRYPTION:
It creates a "soft encryption" where the text remains legible by humans but confused simple machines.
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Sterile Glyphs:
The clean, basic Unicode that plays nicely with any system or layout.
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Textured Glyphs:
The "text with texture"—material symbols, pictograms, and complex characters that add visual richness but sometimes cause "text•errs" by tripping up formatting filters.
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Forbidden Glyphs:
The restricted, sensitive, or negatively affiliated symbols that trigger hard errors.
Count text. A simple tool used to calculate characters, words, sentences, and estimate tokens in a snippet /prompt. Including repeated word counters.I deleted it without grabbing the code so I would have to search through old stuff to find it and I don't think there's high demand.Of it's something you'd like for your own toolset, contact me at
[email protected]
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