is there any chrome plugin that stores texts in rows and lets you copy them on demand? [closed]
Is there any chrome extension that lets you pieces of text in lines
And when I need to copy one I just click the extension and select COPY on the appropriate row
Example When I click the extension button I see:
text1 [copy]
--------------
text2 [copy]
--------------
text4 [copy]
So If I want to copy text2 to clipboard I just click [copy] button and its copied to clipboard for pasting on other sites.
Yes Im lazy
google-chrome clipboard
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Is there any chrome extension that lets you pieces of text in lines
And when I need to copy one I just click the extension and select COPY on the appropriate row
Example When I click the extension button I see:
text1 [copy]
--------------
text2 [copy]
--------------
text4 [copy]
So If I want to copy text2 to clipboard I just click [copy] button and its copied to clipboard for pasting on other sites.
Yes Im lazy
google-chrome clipboard
asked Jan 11 at 9:11
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closed as off-topic by n8te, gronostaj, Kamil Maciorowski, fixer1234, PeterH Jan 24 at 15:31
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Is there any chrome extension that lets you pieces of text in lines
And when I need to copy one I just click the extension and select COPY on the appropriate row
Example When I click the extension button I see:
text1 [copy]
--------------
text2 [copy]
--------------
text4 [copy]
So If I want to copy text2 to clipboard I just click [copy] button and its copied to clipboard for pasting on other sites.
Yes Im lazy
google-chrome clipboard
asked Jan 11 at 9:11
Born vs. MeBorn vs. Me
13
Is there any chrome extension that lets you pieces of text in lines
And when I need to copy one I just click the extension and select COPY on the appropriate row
Example When I click the extension button I see:
text1 [copy]
--------------
text2 [copy]
--------------
text4 [copy]
So If I want to copy text2 to clipboard I just click [copy] button and its copied to clipboard for pasting on other sites.
Yes Im lazy
google-chrome clipboard
google-chrome clipboard
asked Jan 11 at 9:11
Born vs. MeBorn vs. Me
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asked Jan 11 at 9:11
Born vs. MeBorn vs. Me
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asked Jan 11 at 9:11
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asked Jan 11 at 9:11
Born vs. MeBorn vs. Me
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asked Jan 11 at 9:11
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How about a clipboard manager for your desktop? Then you're not limited to only web pages, and can use with text editors or anything else.
There's a bunch to choose from, they save whatever's copied to the clipboard and almost all have a list of past items you can pick from, usually via some hotkey.
This is what XFCE's Clipboard manager "clipman" looks like (on linux):
Image from https://www.tecmint.com/best-clipboard-managers-for-linux/, but just search the web for [your OS] clipboard manager.
For Windows 10, apparently it has (or will soon have) a built-in clipboard manager, the article is from May 2018 and says it's in the latest Windows Insider build (17666) "but the clipboard should make its way to the next big Windows release this fall."
How it works: If you’re on the latest Insider build, you can activate the new clipboard by going to Settings > System > Clipboard, and then tap on ‘Save multiple items.’ once that’s done, you can press Win+V to access the clipboard, which shows up as a small pop up window.
Or if you're stuck on a chrome clipboard manager, then you should just search Chrome's Web Store for clipboard manager, there's a couple, one even has a 23 second youtube video showing how it works, add what you want & paste from it's own menu entry
answered Jan 11 at 9:22
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I want windows 10
– Born vs. Me
Jan 11 at 12:39
Just search and pick one, I'll edit in a little about a Windows built-in clipboard manager, that might be better than picking a random one
– Xen2050
Jan 14 at 21:42
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How about a clipboard manager for your desktop? Then you're not limited to only web pages, and can use with text editors or anything else.
There's a bunch to choose from, they save whatever's copied to the clipboard and almost all have a list of past items you can pick from, usually via some hotkey.
This is what XFCE's Clipboard manager "clipman" looks like (on linux):
Image from https://www.tecmint.com/best-clipboard-managers-for-linux/, but just search the web for [your OS] clipboard manager.
For Windows 10, apparently it has (or will soon have) a built-in clipboard manager, the article is from May 2018 and says it's in the latest Windows Insider build (17666) "but the clipboard should make its way to the next big Windows release this fall."
How it works: If you’re on the latest Insider build, you can activate the new clipboard by going to Settings > System > Clipboard, and then tap on ‘Save multiple items.’ once that’s done, you can press Win+V to access the clipboard, which shows up as a small pop up window.
Or if you're stuck on a chrome clipboard manager, then you should just search Chrome's Web Store for clipboard manager, there's a couple, one even has a 23 second youtube video showing how it works, add what you want & paste from it's own menu entry
answered Jan 11 at 9:22
Xen2050Xen2050
10.5k31536
I want windows 10
– Born vs. Me
Jan 11 at 12:39
Just search and pick one, I'll edit in a little about a Windows built-in clipboard manager, that might be better than picking a random one
– Xen2050
Jan 14 at 21:42
add a comment |
How about a clipboard manager for your desktop? Then you're not limited to only web pages, and can use with text editors or anything else.
There's a bunch to choose from, they save whatever's copied to the clipboard and almost all have a list of past items you can pick from, usually via some hotkey.
This is what XFCE's Clipboard manager "clipman" looks like (on linux):
Image from https://www.tecmint.com/best-clipboard-managers-for-linux/, but just search the web for [your OS] clipboard manager.
For Windows 10, apparently it has (or will soon have) a built-in clipboard manager, the article is from May 2018 and says it's in the latest Windows Insider build (17666) "but the clipboard should make its way to the next big Windows release this fall."
How it works: If you’re on the latest Insider build, you can activate the new clipboard by going to Settings > System > Clipboard, and then tap on ‘Save multiple items.’ once that’s done, you can press Win+V to access the clipboard, which shows up as a small pop up window.
Or if you're stuck on a chrome clipboard manager, then you should just search Chrome's Web Store for clipboard manager, there's a couple, one even has a 23 second youtube video showing how it works, add what you want & paste from it's own menu entry
answered Jan 11 at 9:22
Xen2050Xen2050
10.5k31536
I want windows 10
– Born vs. Me
Jan 11 at 12:39
Just search and pick one, I'll edit in a little about a Windows built-in clipboard manager, that might be better than picking a random one
– Xen2050
Jan 14 at 21:42
add a comment |
How about a clipboard manager for your desktop? Then you're not limited to only web pages, and can use with text editors or anything else.
There's a bunch to choose from, they save whatever's copied to the clipboard and almost all have a list of past items you can pick from, usually via some hotkey.
This is what XFCE's Clipboard manager "clipman" looks like (on linux):
Image from https://www.tecmint.com/best-clipboard-managers-for-linux/, but just search the web for [your OS] clipboard manager.
For Windows 10, apparently it has (or will soon have) a built-in clipboard manager, the article is from May 2018 and says it's in the latest Windows Insider build (17666) "but the clipboard should make its way to the next big Windows release this fall."
How it works: If you’re on the latest Insider build, you can activate the new clipboard by going to Settings > System > Clipboard, and then tap on ‘Save multiple items.’ once that’s done, you can press Win+V to access the clipboard, which shows up as a small pop up window.
Or if you're stuck on a chrome clipboard manager, then you should just search Chrome's Web Store for clipboard manager, there's a couple, one even has a 23 second youtube video showing how it works, add what you want & paste from it's own menu entry
answered Jan 11 at 9:22
Xen2050Xen2050
10.5k31536
How about a clipboard manager for your desktop? Then you're not limited to only web pages, and can use with text editors or anything else.
There's a bunch to choose from, they save whatever's copied to the clipboard and almost all have a list of past items you can pick from, usually via some hotkey.
This is what XFCE's Clipboard manager "clipman" looks like (on linux):
Image from https://www.tecmint.com/best-clipboard-managers-for-linux/, but just search the web for [your OS] clipboard manager.
For Windows 10, apparently it has (or will soon have) a built-in clipboard manager, the article is from May 2018 and says it's in the latest Windows Insider build (17666) "but the clipboard should make its way to the next big Windows release this fall."
How it works: If you’re on the latest Insider build, you can activate the new clipboard by going to Settings > System > Clipboard, and then tap on ‘Save multiple items.’ once that’s done, you can press Win+V to access the clipboard, which shows up as a small pop up window.
Or if you're stuck on a chrome clipboard manager, then you should just search Chrome's Web Store for clipboard manager, there's a couple, one even has a 23 second youtube video showing how it works, add what you want & paste from it's own menu entry
answered Jan 11 at 9:22
Xen2050Xen2050
10.5k31536
edited Jan 14 at 21:48
answered Jan 11 at 9:22
Xen2050Xen2050
10.5k31536
answered Jan 11 at 9:22
Xen2050Xen2050
10.5k31536
answered Jan 11 at 9:22
Xen2050Xen2050
10.5k31536
10.5k31536
I want windows 10
– Born vs. Me
Jan 11 at 12:39
Just search and pick one, I'll edit in a little about a Windows built-in clipboard manager, that might be better than picking a random one
– Xen2050
Jan 14 at 21:42
add a comment |
I want windows 10
– Born vs. Me
Jan 11 at 12:39
Just search and pick one, I'll edit in a little about a Windows built-in clipboard manager, that might be better than picking a random one
– Xen2050
Jan 14 at 21:42
I want windows 10
– Born vs. Me
Jan 11 at 12:39
I want windows 10
– Born vs. Me
Jan 11 at 12:39
Just search and pick one, I'll edit in a little about a Windows built-in clipboard manager, that might be better than picking a random one
– Xen2050
Jan 14 at 21:42
Just search and pick one, I'll edit in a little about a Windows built-in clipboard manager, that might be better than picking a random one
– Xen2050
Jan 14 at 21:42
add a comment |
