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Select a field in any tab. Copy anywhere. It pastes automatically into your chosen field. TargetPaste lets you choose a specific input field once, then automatically pastes anything you copy into that field — without switching tabs or pressing Ctrl+V. How it works 1. Go to the page that has the field you want to fill. 2. Click the TargetPaste icon → “Set Target Field” (or press Alt+Shift+T). 3. Click the input, textarea, or editable field. A blue highlight shows what you selected. 4. Switch to any other tab or page and copy text as usual (Ctrl+C / Cmd+C). 5. The text is pasted automatically into the field you selected earlier. That’s it. No need to go back and paste manually. Useful for • Filling forms while researching in other tabs • Copying data from documents, emails, or code into a specific field • Chat boxes, tickets, CMS editors, or any web form • Repeated pastes into the same field (optional) Features • One-click field selection with visual highlight • Works with input, textarea, and contenteditable elements • Green “ON” badge when a target is armed • Optional: keep the target active after each paste, or clear it automatically • Optional: replace existing text or append • Desktop notifications when a paste happens • Keyboard shortcuts: Alt+Shift+T (set target), Alt+Shift+C (clear) • Everything stays local in your browser — no data is sent anywhere Privacy TargetPaste only reads the clipboard when you copy something and only writes into the field you explicitly selected. No analytics, no external servers, no tracking.
Aug 11, 2026
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