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One-click export for all notes from Realme/Oppo Cloud to a text file. Effortlessly backup all your sticky notes from Oppo and Realme Cloud to a single text file. More cloud websites will be tested and supported ... If you have hundreds of notes on your Oppo or Realme phone, moving them to a computer can be difficult because the cloud website does not offer a "Export All" button. This extension solves that problem by automating the process for you. Key Features: Bulk Export: Automatically clicks through every note in your list and saves the content. Smart Scrolling: Handles "infinite scroll" lists automatically, ensuring all 200+ notes are captured, not just the top few. One-Click Download: Compiles everything into a single, easy-to-read .txt file. Stop & Save: Need to leave? You can stop the process at any time, and it will save the notes it has processed so far. Safe & Private: The script runs entirely on your local browser. Your personal notes are never sent to any external server. How to Use: Install the extension. Log in to your account at cloud.realme.com or cloud.oppo.com. Navigate to the Notes (Sticky Notes) section. Click the extension icon in your browser toolbar. Click the "Start Download" button. Wait for the process to finish, and your text file will download automatically. Note: This is an open-source tool designed to help users migrate their data. It is not affiliated with Oppo or Realme.
Mar 2, 2026
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