Dear TextExpander Team,

I've long been a fan of TextExpander, heralding it as one of my top productivity tools. From simple snippets to somewhat complex automations, it's been a tool I've leaned on to make my daily computer tasks a breeze. That's why it's disappointing to see the disparity in feature sets when it comes to different operating systems, specifically Windows.

As a Windows user, I’ve noticed the Mac version has AppleScript and Unix has ShellScript. Yet, on Windows, we're left in the dust with basic and poorly documented JavaScript capabilities. No Promises, no async/await - it's like being handed a Ferrari with a lawnmower's engine.

Including 'fetch' in the environment, without Promises, feels akin to teasing a child with candy - it's there, but not really. Did someone mention a fetch quest? Because that's what it feels like trying to utilize it to its fullest potential.

Also, could we talk about the documentation? It's a bit like handing me a treasure map without the 'X.' A lot of hints, but I'm still not quite sure what I'm digging for.

I know developing software isn’t a walk in the park, but TextExpander isn't exactly a newcomer in the industry. It's disheartening to see a lack of parity across platforms for a tool that has so much potential.

I hope my sentiments are taken constructively. We, the Windows user base, simply desire an experience that is as robust and full-featured as the one enjoyed by our Mac counterparts. We believe in TextExpander and its potential to revolutionize productivity for all, regardless of their OS preference.

Cheers to hoping we Windows users are not eternally relegated to being the 'TextExpander Lite' crowd.

Yours, in search of full-featured text expansion,