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A Chrome extension to paste in template text with the last clipboard item slipped in using the {$$} token. LazyPaster is a Chrome extension, that I created because I was tired of typing the same log messages/reasons while accessing systems. ✌️ Features Quick Paste: Easily insert clipboard items into predefined templates and paste directly into form fields. Custom Templates: Define custom text templates with placeholders for clipboard content. Persistent Storage: Templates are saved in Chrome storage, so they’re available across sessions. Button Customization: Customize button colours and titles for easy identification. Template Management: Edit, delete, import, and export templates to streamline workflows. Usage Open the Extension: Click on the LazyPaster icon in your Chrome toolbar. Add a New Template: Enter a title for the template button. Define the template text, including {$$} where the clipboard content should appear. Select a button colour. Click Add Template. Using Templates: Click on a template button to paste the formatted text with the latest clipboard item into the active input field. Edit Templates: Use the Edit button to modify an existing template. Delete Templates: Click the Delete button to remove a template. Import/Export Templates: Export all templates as a JSON file for backup. Import a JSON file to load previously saved templates.
Nov 5, 2024
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