Version 3.0 · the biggest update yet
Clipboard history, keyboard shortcuts, right-click pasting, search, backups and 12× more room for your snippets.
Eight upgrades, all of them yours right now.
Never lose something to the next copy again. Clipboard can remember the last 50 things you copied, ready to paste back with one click. It is off until you switch it on.
Press Alt + Shift + 1 to drop your first snippet straight into whatever field you are typing in. Up to nine of them, and you can rebind every key.
Right-click any text box and pick from Paste clip to insert a snippet without touching the keyboard. Select text anywhere and Save selection to Clipboard keeps it for later.
Clicking a snippet can now type it directly into the field you were using, skipping the copy-then-paste dance. Choose copy or paste under Settings → Behavior.
Filter by title or by what is inside a snippet as you type. Handy once your list gets long.
Export every snippet to a single file, and import it back on any machine — merging with what you already have, or replacing it.
The old version shared one small 8KB box for everything. Every snippet now gets its own space, lifting the ceiling to roughly 100KB and up to 400 snippets — still synced across your devices.
A proper Settings screen, a full-height editor for long snippets, a storage meter, and confirmations that look like part of the extension instead of a browser alert.
Because it is the one feature that needs explaining.
Recording what you copy means the extension has to watch the pages you copy from. That is a real trade, so it is yours to make — here is exactly how it works:
Nothing you copy is ever sent to a server. There is no account, no tracking, and no data leaves your browser.
Everything you had saved moved across to the new format on its own the moment the extension updated — same snippets, same order, nothing to do. If anything looks off, export a backup from Settings and reach out.