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Clipboard history that auto-saves every copy — paste any recent clip to the cursor with Ctrl+Shift+1-9, or into any app. Multi-Clipboard remembers what you copy, so you never have to re-find or re-copy text again. Every time you copy text on any page, it's saved to a running history you can open in a docked side panel. Paste any past item straight to your cursor with a keyboard shortcut — or click it. FEATURES • Automatic clipboard history — your last 20 copied text snippets, captured as you work. • Keyboard quick-paste — press Ctrl+Shift+1 to 9 to paste that numbered slot right at your cursor, no mouse needed. • Paste anywhere — the shortcut also copies the slot to your system clipboard, so you can switch to another app (chat, editor) and paste with Ctrl/Cmd+V. • Customizable shortcuts — rebind any of the 9 slots to keys you like, with one-click reset to defaults. • Live side panel — numbered history that updates the instant you copy; click any item to re-copy it. • Source context — each item shows the page title and time it was copied. • Stay tidy — delete a single item or clear the whole history in one click; repeated copies are de-duplicated automatically. PRIVACY Your clipboard history never leaves your browser. Everything is stored locally with chrome.storage on your own device — nothing is uploaded, synced to us, or shared with anyone. Multi-Clipboard makes no network requests and contains no remote code. Made by Briskkit — a set of small, sharp browser tools. https://beckzhou712.github.io/briskkit/
Jul 24, 2026
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