Awesome! I'm glad most people like it.
I know it might still end up generating kludge, but I already have an idea how to improve the overall readability of the results (and maybe add more synonyms at the same time) so you can expect an update over the following week or so. Remember: If you like the spinner in general but some substitutions (or lack of them) bother you, let me know in case I missed something.
Wouldn't it be faster to just use Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V?
I mean, I could add something like that, but clicking 'download' next to the results would probably take more time than just copying the spintax (and I'm not sure how easy it is to get .zip support to download a list of procedurally generated files in case that's what you mean).
Sorry, I won't be making a desktop version... there's a couple of reasons for that - most importantly, the web format lets me update the code and the database on the fly in case something can be fixed or improved, instead of constantly updating download links. I might look into making an API for bulk text some time in the future.
I know it might still end up generating kludge, but I already have an idea how to improve the overall readability of the results (and maybe add more synonyms at the same time) so you can expect an update over the following week or so. Remember: If you like the spinner in general but some substitutions (or lack of them) bother you, let me know in case I missed something.
Could you implement a function to save each article in text file? (to load it in GSA)
Wouldn't it be faster to just use Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V?
Just want to know if it was possible to run this locally for much longer content?
Sorry, I won't be making a desktop version... there's a couple of reasons for that - most importantly, the web format lets me update the code and the database on the fly in case something can be fixed or improved, instead of constantly updating download links. I might look into making an API for bulk text some time in the future.