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Copy email and phone links directly to clipboard with a smooth native toast. Clicking on an email or phone number shouldn’t open Mail or another email application. This extension makes it simple: when you click a mail or phone link, it instantly copies the address or number to your clipboard, without interrupting your workflow. This is especially helpful for people who prefer copying contact info into Slack, WhatsApp, CRM tools, spreadsheets, or forms. Open Source Source code available on GitHub: https://github.com/rummansadiq/copy-email-phone What it does: Click an email → it copies the full address Click a phone number → it copies only the clean digits and + sign No pop-ups, no menus, no interruptions Smart copy behavior: Removes whitespace, formatting, brackets, dashes Copies normalized values Prevents apps from opening unexpectedly Smooth native-style toast: Appears right at the element you clicked Minimal, clean, macOS-like animation Disappears automatically without blocking UI No setup required: Install and it works everywhere immediately No configuration, no permissions beyond clipboard write Privacy & safety: Doesn’t track browsing Doesn’t send data anywhere No ads, no analytics, no external code This extension is intentionally small, simple, and focused. Just copy and move on.
Dec 13, 2025
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