Change case extension

Case Changer: Change Text Case with EaseCase Changer is a free Chrome extension developed by zeeshan. It falls under the category of Browsers and specifically the subcategory of Add-ons & Tools. This handy extension provides users with the ability to change the case of selected text effortlessly.With Case Changer, users can easily convert selected text to uppercase, lowercase, or capital case with just a few clicks. Whether you need to quickly change the formatting of a block of text or ensure consistency in your writing, this extension offers a simple and efficient solution.The user interface of Case Changer is intuitive and user-friendly. Once installed, it seamlessly integrates into your Chrome browser, allowing you to access its features whenever you need them. By selecting the desired text and choosing the appropriate case conversion option, you can instantly transform the case of the selected text.Overall, Case Changer is a useful Chrome extension for anyone who frequently works with text and needs to change its case. It saves time and effort by providing a straightforward solution for case conversion. Give it a try and streamline your text formatting tasks today!

Multiple methods to change text case.The set of advanced methods to change case of text, delivered as convenient extension for browser Google Chrome. Compatible with various elements of the website: input, textarea, editable content (popular text editors like TinyMCE).Included methods like correct grammatically title case, sentence case, upper case or lower case with addition of methods for programmers: camel case, pascal case and many more.Tip: no case reverts changes applied by other methods.Privacy Policy: Change Case extension does not handling any user sensitive or personal data. All content transformations are performed via algorithms on user's device without third parties.______________________________________________Changelog:2.4.2- fix options page shaking on auto scroll bars2.4.1- fix issues2.4.0- improve filters2.3.0- support native browser keyboard shortcuts2.2.1- improve title case: hyphens and unicode characters2.2.0- introduce operators- add correct list2.1.5- improve conversion between methods- allow to disable notifications- fix default values overwriting- fix ui problems2.1.4- sentence case handles multiple sentences and common abbreviations2.1.3- fix initialization problems2.1.2- preserve selection2.1.1- update notification2.1.0- buttons for managing shortcuts- proper English title case- fix initialization problems- minor optimization changes2.0.1- add 'no accents' case2.0.0- options page- blacklist words/phrases- keyboard shortcuts- major core changes1.0.0- basic methods- context menu

MichelBParis said:I have succeeded to rename all files in a folder tree like this and to get them reconnected [...] As a matter of fact, I just tested to rename a folder outside of the catalog, and I did not succeed.Hmm, I didn't really get it...For anyone coming along this renaming-and-reconneting-thing: I did some time-consuming tests on reconnecting renamed files, it works reliably (for me), as long as only the filename (!) is changed, nothing else, especially not any metadata or the case (!) of the file extension.Interestingly, there is a tag in the Exif specification called DocumentName which is meant for situations like this where you derive a photo from a source with a different name. If you use ExifToolGUI for renaming of files, the original filename is written into this tag by default making reconnecting not work, so you have to switch that off. I find this very strange, as such a thing would be of great help for reconnecting, so I am really wondering why this inhibits reconnecting rather than helping it a lot. Only Adobe knows...Second, if the filename changes and the case (!) of the extension changes at the same time, reconnecting also fails. At the same time, if you change only the case for photos already connected with the filename remaining as is, Elements doesn't even notice, that you changed the case of the extension. So the workflow is, in case you want to change filename and case of extension: Change filename first, reconnect, change case of extension. Only Adobe know, why...As you can see, the reconnecting algorithm is very powerful, robust, well-designed, intuitive, transparent, simply a masterpiece of excellent software engineering so that it brings pure pleasure working with it. Pleasure is by the way the only reason to work with it, there is no real need, as the file and folder processing capabilities of Elements are so powerful that there will never be a need to do anything like this outside of Elements. Only very, very exotic options such as batch file renaming based on Date Time Original can't be found that really no one has ever asked for anywhere.Seriously, I can't believe this...