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Prevents data loss in ClickUp comments by auto-saving drafts when Esc is pressed. Never lose a ClickUp comment again! Have you ever accidentally closed a comment box in ClickUp by hitting the Esc key, only to lose everything you just wrote? ClickUp Comment Guard is here to save your day (and your drafts). This extension works quietly in the background to automatically secure your work the moment you press Escape. It instantly saves a local backup of your comment draft, ensuring that your ideas and feedback are never lost to an accidental keystroke. ⚡ Key Features: Auto-Save on Escape: Instantly saves your comment draft when the Esc key is pressed within any ClickUp editor. Secure Local Storage: Your drafts are stored safely in your own browser's local storage—no data leaves your machine. Visual Confirmation: A subtle, non-intrusive toast notification confirms when a draft is saved. Draft Management: Easily access, copy, or delete your saved drafts through the clean and simple extension popup. Smart Retention: Automatically cleans up old drafts after 7 days (customizable) to keep your storage clutter-free. 🚀 How to use: Install the extension. Type a comment in ClickUp as verified. If you press Esc to close the box, your text is automatically saved. Click the ClickUp Comment Guard icon in your toolbar to view and retrieve your last draft. Simple, secure, and essential for every ClickUp power user.
May 12, 2026
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