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You can encode and decode any string in a variety of formats.
Convert different color formats directly in Butler. Nifty!
What is that annoying process that's hogging up port 3000? Let's google "how to kill a port" and open the terminal for the 1493813th time...
Not anymore! Just type kill in Butler and type the port that you want to kill. Boom. Gone.
Yup, no need to visit some shady website in order to get a random uuid. Butler is here to help!
You can directly get a bcrypt-ed string from Butler. Might be useful for creating bcrypted passwords on the fly.
Yup, no need to open the Terminal and google how to do this every time. Just type ip in Butler and you'll get both your internal and external IP address.
Even if you're not using Projects in Sizzy, this Butler action will be super useful for quickly adding a todo that you don't want to forget about.
You can say that now Butler has some ... math skills!
Get it? Mad skills? Math skills? Anyone? Nevermind.
You don't have to open a Calculator if you want to do a quick calculation. You can do that directly in Butler.
And yes, we're well aware that the first thing that you're going to try is to break this feature and find a bug. Good luck!
The "Scroll to selector" plugin is one of the most useful features in Sizzy. It allows you to write a CSS selector, and all of the devices will automatically scroll to it.
Now, when you close the plugin popup, if you have written a selector the plugin will remain active (indicated with the green dot), and even after refresh all of your devices will scroll to that selector.