FUNLINES

  Why Reading Should Feel More Visual Long before humans relied on books, screens, blogs, documents, and text-heavy web pages, we communicated through pictures, symbols, marks, and visual storytelling. Across the world, ancient cave art shows that humans have used images to express meaning for tens of thousands of years. The Smithsonian notes that cave paintings provide evidence of complex and abstract thought in prehistoric people.  Smithsonian: Earliest Discovered Cave Painting Ancient Egypt also gives us one of the most famous examples of visual communication: hieroglyphic writing. Britannica describes hieroglyphic writing as a system that uses characters in the form of pictures, where signs could represent objects, ideas, or sounds. Britannica: Hieroglyphic Writing The point is simple: humans have always understood the world visually. Text is powerful, but reading text is not effortless. A reader has to look at symbols, decode words, map those words to meaning, imagine the...

BATTERIES INCLUDED Fun Lines comes with all batteries included i.e. it does not refer to external libraries or any online resources to provide you with emojis and vector images.  All of them are packed right into the extension to make sure that the extension stays local and that the extension does not need internet to function; it can work pretty effectively without any internet too. This all batteries included philosophy is borrowed from PYTHON language and it creators who believing in packing all the requied libraries right into the language itself. The vector library has 10,000 most used words in the English language, and we will soon extend this to provide other language support too. I would work on providing support for many other widely spoken languages across the world to make it universal for all language speakers to enjoy. The extension also allows you to take a full export of all the vectors in an Excel sheet, and it also allows you to do a full customisation by editing ...