Key features
- clipboard history that keeps past copied items
- quick access to previous clips from the toolbar
- search or browse through copied history
- one-click paste of any saved clip
What Quick Copy does
Quick Copy sits in your browser toolbar and keeps a running history of text you copy, instead of letting each new copy overwrite the last one on your system clipboard. When you need something you copied earlier, you open the extension, find it in your history, and reuse it without having to go back and copy it again.
Quick Copy free vs paid
Quick Copy is available to install and use for managing your clipboard history in the browser. Check the Chrome Web Store listing for the current details on any limits, since clipboard managers sometimes cap how many items are stored or gate extra features behind a paid tier.
Is Quick Copy safe?
Quick Copy needs access to the clipboard to save what you copy, and it may need access to webpage content to capture copied text. Because it stores copied data, avoid copying highly sensitive information like passwords through it unless you understand how that history is handled.