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Fills in marketplace copyright report forms with your CopyCat takedown. You check it and press submit yourself. CopyCat finds copies of your designs, photos and patterns on online marketplaces. This extension takes care of the slow part: the report form. How it works 1. Open a takedown in CopyCat and press "Fill the report". 2. Check your takedown slide by slide, then the marketplace's own report form opens in a small window, in your own account. 3. The extension fills in your contact details, the copied listing, a link to your original with its date, a short description of your work and the notice. Filled boxes get a purple outline. 4. You tick the sworn statement yourself and press submit. 5. Press "I submitted it" and CopyCat checks the listing every day until it is gone. It works on the intellectual property report forms of the major marketplaces and print-on-demand sites. If a box does not fill in, the CopyCat box lets you copy each part with one click. Safe by design - It never presses submit and never ticks a sworn statement for you. - It only runs on marketplace report pages, and only after you press "Fill the report" in CopyCat. - It does not read your other tabs, your history or your passwords. - Nothing is sent anywhere except the form you submit yourself. Requires a CopyCat account: https://copycatshield.com CopyCat is not affiliated with or endorsed by any marketplace.
Nov 7, 2026
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