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Keeps everything you copy so you can find it again. Click an item to drop it into whatever box you're typing in. I kept losing things I had copied. You copy an address, then you copy a link, and the address is gone. Copiary is my fix for that. It keeps a list of what you copy so you can go back and get it. It picks up more than most clipboard extensions do: Ctrl+C on a page Right-click, Copy Images and screenshots Things you copied in another app entirely, like your editor or your notes That last one matters. Most clipboard extensions only see copies made inside a web page, so they quietly miss half of what you actually do all day. Right-click Copy doesn't even register with them. The part I use most: click into a text box, press Alt+Shift+V, click the item you want. It lands in the box. No copying it first, no Ctrl+V. Works in normal forms and in the fussier web apps too. Other things it does: Type to search your whole history Pin the snippets you paste over and over. Pinned ones stay put when you clear the rest Light or dark, whichever you like. It remembers Arrow keys to move, Enter to paste, Delete to remove, Esc to close A clipboard tool should be straight with you about privacy, so: Anything you copy inside a password field is ignored So is anything you copy while you are on a password manager or a payment site Click the status at the bottom of the panel to stop recording whenever you want There is no account, no sign-in, no server and no analytics. Your history sits on your own computer and stays there. Clear it whenever you feel like it. Made by Devxhub Limited. https://devxhub.com
Aug 28, 2026
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