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Clipboard history that remembers what you copied, where you copied it from, and where you pasted it. Never lose a copy again. MemClip keeps a searchable history of everything you copy — text, links, emails, and code — and remembers the context around it: the page you copied it from, when, and every place you later pasted it. Why MemClip - Full clipboard history — automatically saves what you copy on any site. - Fast fuzzy search + filters — find any clip by content, type (text/link/email/code), or date. - Source & paste tracking — see where each clip came from and everywhere you pasted it. - Pin & reorder — keep your go-to snippets at the top; drag to arrange. - Syntax-highlighted code and type-aware actions (open links, compose emails). - Export / import — back up or move your whole history as a JSON file. - Keyboard shortcut — Ctrl + . to open instantly (fully customizable). Private by design - 100% local. No account, no servers, no analytics, no network requests — your data never leaves your device. - Skips sensitive data by default: credit-card numbers, SSNs, API keys, and private keys are never stored. - Skips password fields and incognito windows (opt-in if you want it). - Per-site blocklist for sites MemClip should never touch. - Full control: per-clip delete, clear history (keep pins), or erase everything. Open MemClip from the toolbar or with Ctrl + . (you can change the shortcut in your browser's extension settings). Questions or feedback: getmemclip@gmail.com
Jun 25, 2026
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