Chatbot Q&A Clipper

Extracts Q&A from chatbot conversations and copies them to the clipboard in specific formats

Easily extract and format your conversations from ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Grok into structured Markdown, and copy them directly into your clipboard. Features: - One-Click Extraction: Extract entire conversations with a single click or keyboard shortcut - Customizable Formatting: Configure header levels, label styles, and number formats - Image URL Support: Captures and properly formats image URLs shared in conversations - Code Block Handling: Preserves code syntax highlighting and formatting - Clipboard Integration: Automatically copies formatted content to your clipboard - Keyboard Shortcut: Quick access via customizable keyboard shortcut (default: Alt+3) Usage 1. Navigate to any supported chatbot website (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok) 2. Have a conversation with the chatbot 3. Click the extension icon in your browser toolbar 4. Click "Copy Q&A to Clipboard" or use the keyboard shortcut (Alt+3 by default) 5. The formatted conversation is now in your clipboard, ready to be pasted anywhere Header Format Choose heading level from H1 to H5: - # Question 1 (H1) - ## Question 1 (H2) - ### Question 1 (H3) - etc. Label Style Select from various label formats: - Question/Answer (English) - Prompt/Response - Q/A (Short form) - Various language options (Korean, Chinese, Japanese, etc.) Number Format Customize how numbers appear: - Question 1 (Space before number) - Question-1 (Dash, no space) - Question:1 (Colon format) - And many more variations Image URL Format Choose how image links are formatted: - [Image URL]: https://... (Bracketed) -  (Markdown) - https://... (Plain URL) More Info - Important Notes & Limitations: https://github.com/SirTensor/chatbot-QnA-clipper?tab=readme-ov-file#important-notes--limitations - Privacy Policy: https://github.com/SirTensor/chatbot-QnA-clipper/blob/main/PRIVACY-POLICY.md Version 1.0 - April 7, 2025 (Initial Release) Version 1.1 - April 9, 2025 (Hot Fix) Version 1.2 - April 15, 2025 (Improving nested structures)