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Clip code snippets, images, and bookmarks directly into your local Lumist Stash. Stash your inspiration instantly. Lumist Stash Clipper is a companion extension for Lumist Studio. It acts as a universal swipe file, allowing developers, designers, and creators to capture reusable code, visual assets, and enriched bookmarks directly from any webpage. HIGHLIGHT, CLICK, AND SAVE Skip the manual copy-paste loop. Highlight any code or text on the web, click the clipper icon, and the extension will automatically extract the text and the source URL. ENRICH YOUR ASSETS Add custom tags and detailed notes before saving, so you know exactly why you stashed a specific snippet or URL. PRISTINE LOCAL-FIRST SYNERGY Zero cloud latency. Your stashed assets are compiled securely inside your browser and injected directly into your local IndexedDB database at lumist.app/stash. We have no servers, no databases, and no user accounts. Your data never leaves your device. HOW TO USE: 1. Pin the extension to your browser toolbar. 2. Highlight a code snippet or text on any webpage. 3. Click the Lumist Stash Clipper icon. 4. Add your tags and notes, then click "Send to Local Stash". • Note: This extension requires the free Lumist Studio web app (lumist.app/stash) to view, filter, and manage your clipped items. --- WHAT'S NEW IN VERSION 1.1.0 (The Studio Polish Update) • Streamlined onboarding: New interactive setup guide helps you pin and use the extension instantly. • UI/UX Standardization: Rebuilt the popup layout for a cleaner, faster workflow. • Fresh Branding: Updated icons and visual hierarchy to perfectly match the new Lumist Studio ecosystem.
Jul 7, 2026
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