What’s Changed in TypePulseX v1 Compared to Human-Typer v1.3:
New Name, New Game: Ditched "Human-Typer" for "TypePulseX"—it’s a full glow-up, not just a tweak.
Button Move: The old toolbar button’s gone; now it lives in the Extensions menu for cleaner integration with Google Docs/Slides.
Fancy UI: Swapped the basic overlay (white box, simple inputs) for a draggable, animated popup with tabs (Typing, AI, UI). It’s got rounded corners, gradients, and a custom color scheme—way slicker than v1.3’s static box.
Speed Overhaul: Old script had four speed presets (fast, medium, normal, slow) with fixed ranges. Now you set exact min/max delays (e.g., 60-140ms) and tweak with an advanced rhythm option for realistic pacing.
Errors Evolved: v1.3 just had a basic error count with random deletions. TypePulseX adds a typo percentage, persona-driven error styles (e.g., extra letters, missed keys), and AI-powered typo flair if you turn it on.
Breaks Upgraded: Old break system was simple—set a count and duration. Now you’ve got a probability toggle for sentence pauses, plus finer control over timing, making it feel more natural.
Personas & Emotions: Brand new—pick a persona (e.g., rookie, poet) and emotion (e.g., frustrated, inspired) to flavor your typing. Nothing like this in v1.3.
Voice Input: Didn’t exist before—now you can talk your text in instead of typing it.
AI Boost: v1.3 had no AI; v1x hooks up to OpenAI (with your API key) for smart fillers and typo enhancements. Beta vibes, but dope.
Themes & Sounds: Old script was plain visually and silent. Now you’ve got dark/light/retro themes, custom colors, and soundscapes (typewriter, rain) for immersion.
Dragging Fixed: No dragging in v1.3—overlay was stuck bottom-right. Now it’s smooth as butter (100fps updates, window bounds) after some lag fixes.
Aesthetics Poppin’: Checkboxes, inputs, buttons—all match your color pick with glows and shadows. v1.3 was flat; this is polished.
Stats & Saving: Added gamified stats (speed, errors, AI calls) and auto-save for your text—v1.3 didn’t track squat.
Better Typing Logic: Old script typed into inputElement.value directly; now it uses KeyboardEvent simulation for broader compatibility and realism.
