CopyPasta

Restores copy, cut, and paste on sites that block it. Opt-in, per-site. No telemetry.

CopyPasta restores normal copy, cut, and paste on websites that block them. Some banking portals, password forms and web apps deliberately block paste. That makes password managers harder to use and turns long reference numbers into retyping errors. CopyPasta lets you switch that blocking off, one site at a time. What it does: - Opt-in, per site: CopyPasta does nothing until you switch it on for a website. - One-click toggle: click the toolbar icon to switch it on or pause it for the current site. - Subdomains: choose whether a rule covers only that site or its subdomains too. - Your site list: see every site you have enabled, change its subdomain setting, or remove it. - Follows Chrome sync: if Chrome sync is on, your site list follows you to your other signed-in browsers. How to use it: 1. Go to a website that blocks paste. 2. Click the CopyPasta icon in your toolbar. 3. Switch it on. If paste does not work straight away, reload the page. 4. Open "Configured sites" in the popup to manage or remove sites. Privacy: CopyPasta never reads, saves or sends what you copy or paste. It makes no network requests, runs no analytics and has no server. The only thing it stores is your list of enabled sites, in your browser's own storage. Privacy policy: https://github.com/DeanNorman/CopyPasta/blob/main/PRIVACY.md Open source: MIT licensed. Source code, bug reports and feature requests: https://github.com/DeanNorman/CopyPasta