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Save and manage your last 3–5 copied text entries in a clean and elegant popup interface. Lux Clipboard History is a lightweight Chrome extension that allows users to manually save and manage their most recent text snippets in a clean and elegant popup interface. This extension is designed for simplicity and privacy. Users can paste text into the input area and save it for quick access later. The extension stores up to 3–5 recent entries locally within the browser, making it easy to revisit frequently used text such as notes, short messages, or temporary content. Lux Clipboard History does not automatically read your system clipboard. It only saves text that you intentionally paste into the extension. All stored data remains on your device and is saved locally in the browser. No information is transmitted, shared, or collected. The interface features a refined white minimalist design with a modern and professional appearance. It focuses on usability and clarity without unnecessary features or distractions. Key features: Manually save recent text snippets Store up to 3–5 recent entries Click saved items to quickly copy them again Clean and elegant white interface No special permissions required No automatic clipboard access No data collection or tracking Works fully offline Lux Clipboard History is ideal for users who want a simple and private way to temporarily manage small pieces of text directly from their browser toolbar.
Mar 21, 2026
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