CopyClip

Save snippets and paste them into any field with ;; — and connect CopyClip for Mac to reach your full clipboard history.

Your clipboard, where you actually need it. CopyClip for Mac remembers what you copy and lets you do something with it. This extension brings that into the browser — so filling a form stops meaning twelve trips to the clipboard. TYPE ;; TO SEARCH YOUR CLIPS Type ;; in any text field and your clips appear right at the cursor. Keep typing to narrow them down, arrow keys to move, Return to insert. No panel, no window switching, no reaching for the mouse. Make the shortcuts yours: point ;;p at any CopyClip tab and that list is one keystroke away. Set up as many as you like. FILL A WHOLE FORM IN ONE ACTION Save your details once, label them, and fill an entire application form in a single action. Values are matched to fields by what they mean, not by the order you saved them — so it makes no difference whether the form asks for your email first or last. A form with a single "Full Name" box gets your first and last name joined automatically. Anything it cannot place confidently is offered for you to place, never guessed. RIGHT-CLICK ANYWHERE Right-click a text field to paste a recent clip. Right-click selected text to save it back to CopyClip, tagged with the site it came from — so your history reads "stripe.com" instead of "Google Chrome". SEARCH FROM THE ADDRESS BAR Type cc then Tab in the address bar to search your clips without touching the page. A link opens; anything else is copied. YOUR CLIPS NEVER LEAVE YOUR MAC This extension talks to CopyClip through a private channel on your own computer. It makes no network requests and there is no server behind it. Nothing you copy is uploaded anywhere — not to us, not to anyone. Password fields are never filled. Payment card numbers are never placed into a form automatically; only ever by an explicit click from you. REQUIREMENTS CopyClip for macOS 14 or later — free at https://copyclip.app