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Insert TextTemplateManager templates into editable fields (e.g. Jira) from the right-click menu. TTM Connect brings your Marflow Software - TextTemplateManager templates into the browser. Right-click inside any text field — a Jira comment, an email, a web form, a ticketing system — and insert a saved template at the cursor, with its formatting intact. FEATURES • Your full template tree appears as a nested right-click menu, mirroring the folders you already have in the desktop app. • Templates insert with the correct formatting for the target — rich HTML (including Jira-tuned output), Markdown, plain text, or RTF. • Choose a default paste mode in the settings, or let each template use its own. • The template list refreshes automatically as you change templates in the app. HOW IT WORKS TTM Connect talks only to the TextTemplateManager desktop app running on your own computer, over a local connection (127.0.0.1). Nothing is sent to the internet, and no web page can read your templates. REQUIREMENTS TTM Connect is a companion for the TextTemplateManager desktop app — it does nothing on its own. You need: 1. The TextTemplateManager desktop application (Windows), available here: https://github.com/halatsWol/TextTemplateManager 2. In the app, enable Settings > General > Browser extensions, then copy the shown port and token into this extension's options and click "Test connection". PERMISSIONS • Access to 127.0.0.1 (loopback) is used solely to reach the local desktop app. • The context-menu and scripting permissions are used only to insert a template into the field you right-clicked.
Jul 28, 2026
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