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Copies all code cells from the current Colab notebook. Tired of manually copying and pasting code from one cell to another in a long Google Colab notebook? It's slow, tedious, and easy to miss a cell. "Colab Code Copier" solves this problem with a single click! This lightweight and powerful extension adds a simple button to your browser that automates the entire process of extracting code. Key Features: One-Click Copy: Copies all code cells from the top to the bottom of your notebook in one go. Automatic Scrolling: The extension intelligently scrolls down the entire page to detect and load all lazy-loaded cells, ensuring no code is missed. Clean Formatting: Code from each cell is separated by a clear, commented divider, making it easy to read and paste into your favorite editor. Privacy-Focused: The extension runs entirely in your browser. It does not collect, store, or transmit any of your data. How to Use: - Open any Google Colab notebook. - Click the "Colab Code Copier" icon in your Chrome toolbar. - Click the "Copy All Code" button. The extension will scroll and copy everything. - Paste the clean, formatted code anywhere you like! This extension is a free, open-source project created to help students, developers, and data scientists be more productive. If you find this tool helpful, please consider supporting its development!
Jun 18, 2025
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