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Copy visible text and readable article text, then manage local copy history. UnCopy helps you copy text from websites that try to block your selection, right click, or normal copy shortcuts like Ctrl+C. It allows uses to scroll too, unlike other extensions. If you have ever been unable to highlight text, use Ctrl+C, open the context menu, or copy text from articles, study material, documentation, blogs, or protected pages, UnCopy is built for that!! With one click, UnCopy can enable normal text selection and copying on supported websites. It allows also includes Copy All for grabbing visible text from a page and Reader mode for extracting the main article content in a cleaner format. Your copied text is saved in local history, so you can quickly find it again later. Common problems UnCopy helps with: ➜ text selection not working ➜ copy blocked on websites ➜ right click disabled ➜ Ctrl+C not working ➜ cannot copy from articles or study sites ➜ websites blocking copy paste ➜ hard-to-copy protected text ➜ needing to copy all text from a page ➜ wanting a simpler reading version of an article before copying Why install UnCopy: ➜ makes blocked text easier to copy ➜ restores normal copy behavior on many websites ➜ saves time when researching, studying, writing, or taking notes ➜ keeps a local copy history for quick reuse ➜ simple popup interface with one main action
Apr 21, 2026
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