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HumDocs: Auto Typer for Google Docs™ & Slides

By Avi Kaul

Types your own text into Google Docs and Slides at a human pace, finishing when you pick. Free plan; Pro is one-time.

Time on the storeUnder a yearA rough range, not an exact date
Store users21As shown on the Chrome Web Store
Chrome Web Store rating4.7 / 53 ratings on the Chrome Web Store
Last store update3 Oct 2026Version 2.3.1, 4 days ago

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Access levelLow

Asks only for everyday access, nothing we track as sensitive.

What it’s allowed to do, not what it actually does. Not a safety rating.

Permissions 6

Standard6

  • Work on the tab you click it onactiveTab
  • Run its code on pages it can accessscripting
  • Save its own settingsstorage
  • Keep your computer awakepower
  • Run tasks on a schedulealarms
  • Show desktop notificationsnotifications

Members also see when a new version asks for new access.

Website access 1

  • docs.google.com
Extension ID
jphhlejhlbepeokpeamjefdciccopjap
Package size
224KiB
Manifest
Version 3

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