List prefix remover

This online tool removes an arbitrary string from the beginning of list items. A string at the beginning of an item is called a prefix or an affix. You can specify the prefix you want to remove in the options, and the program will run through all the items and quickly remove it. For example, you can remove bullet points from a list, a repeated word, or a text fragment at the beginning of each item. Similarly, you can remove punctuation marks or quotes that appear in front of the items. If an item contains several repeated prefixes, you can activate the "Recursive Prefix Removal" option and get rid of all duplicate prefixes. If there are multiple different prefixes in front of items, you can delete them all in one go. To delete two or more prefixes, enter each of them on a new line (in a column) in the prefix-to-remove option. The utility works with all text-based lists. As lists can be either vertical or horizontal, to adapt to the input format of the list, you must specify a separator for the list items. It can be a comma ",", a semicolon ";",a period ".", a newline "\n", a tab "\t", or something else. If the items use several separators at once, you can specify them using a regular expression that will capture them all. To activate the regular expression mode, switch to the "Split by Regexp Mode" option. With additional checkbox options, you can remove empty list items and trim items after removing the prefix. A list without prefixes can be copied or downloaded from the output field. You can also put any character separator for the output list items in the options. Listabulous!