Licensed local-first clipboard workspaces with privacy controls, analytics, text tools, and device-to-device WebRTC sharing.
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2.2.0
updated 18 Aug 2026
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About ClipVault
ClipVault is a private, local-first clipboard manager built for people who copy text all day and need a faster way to find, organize, reuse, clean, and securely transfer it. Instead of letting useful text disappear after the next copy, ClipVault creates a searchable clipboard workspace inside Chrome. Save copied text, links, code, email addresses, phone numbers, one-time codes, JSON, HTML, colors, and other structured content in one clear dashboard without sending your clipboard history to a ClipVault cloud account.
Whether you are a developer moving between code snippets, a designer collecting colors, a marketer working with links and campaign copy, a support agent reusing responses, a researcher gathering references, a student saving notes, or a busy professional handling repeated information, ClipVault turns the ordinary clipboard into a practical personal workspace.
YOUR CLIPBOARD, ORGANIZED
ClipVault records supported text copied in Chrome and places it into a clean, searchable history. It is designed to capture copies from normal webpages as well as browser-level locations such as the address bar. Each saved clip can include useful source context, including the originating website, domain, page title, and time, when that information is available. This helps you understand where a clip came from instead of looking at an unexplained wall of text later.
Your history is presented as readable cards with clear content-type labels, timestamps, source information, folder details, and quick actions. Copy an item again with one click, pin something important, mark it as a favorite, move it into a folder, open a detailed preview, transform the text, share selected clips, or move unwanted items to Trash.
ClipVault is built for text-based clipboard work. It does not attempt to become a screenshot gallery, file manager, password manager, or cloud drive. Its focus is fast and reliable text capture, organization, reuse, and local productivity.
SMART CONTENT DETECTION
Copied content is automatically classified so different kinds of information are easier to recognize and filter. ClipVault can identify common content types such as:
* Plain text and notes
* Website links and URLs
* Email addresses
* Phone numbers
* One-time codes and short numeric codes
* Source code
* JSON data
* HTML markup
* Color values
* Other structured text
Type labels make a mixed history easier to scan. Developers can quickly find code or JSON, designers can return to saved colors, and everyday users can separate links, contacts, codes, and ordinary text. Automatic classification happens locally in the extension and does not require sending copied content to an AI service or remote classification server.
FAST SEARCH, FILTERING, AND SORTING
A clipboard history is useful only when information can be found quickly. ClipVault provides instant search across saved clips and can also search by source domain. Search for a remembered phrase, part of a URL, a function name, a customer detail, a color, or the website where the information was copied.
Filter the dashboard by content type, folder, pinned status, favorites, workspace, or Trash. Sort clips by newest, oldest, most copied, alphabetical order, largest, or smallest. The dashboard can automatically load more content while scrolling, or you can disable automatic loading and use a manual Load More button.
The popup provides a compact view for quick access without leaving the current page. Search recent history, switch between common types, choose the active workspace, pause recording, and open the full manager when deeper organization is needed.
PINNED ITEMS, FAVORITES, AND FOLDERS
Pin clips that must remain easy to reach. Mark frequently reused clips as favorites. Create folders for projects, clients, topics, campaigns, classes, development tasks, or any structure that matches your work. Folder names appear with clips, making the dashboard easier to understand at a glance.
ClipVault also includes Trash so an accidentally removed clip does not disappear immediately. Restore items when needed, delete individual entries permanently, or empty Trash. Existing history can be cleaned without forcing you to start over.
MULTIPLE WORKSPACES
Separate different areas of your clipboard activity with workspaces. Keep personal clips apart from client work, development, research, support, study, or content creation. Each workspace can maintain its own clips, folders, sequential queue, analytics context, and organization.
The active workspace can be changed from the popup or dashboard. New clipboard items are saved into the active workspace, helping prevent unrelated content from becoming mixed together. Workspaces are especially useful when one browser is used for several projects or roles throughout the day.
INTELLIGENT DUPLICATE HANDLING
Repeated copies can quickly make a clipboard history noisy. ClipVault provides three duplicate modes:
* Merge duplicates and update the copy count
* Keep every copied instance as a separate entry
* Ignore repeated copies
Duplicate matching uses normalized text instead of relying only on a basic character-for-character comparison. Extra spaces, line-ending differences, and common URL variations are handled more intelligently. You can also scan existing history and clean duplicate groups, retaining the strongest saved item while moving unnecessary copies to Trash.
PRIVACY BLUR AND SENSITIVE-TEXT DETECTION
ClipVault includes optional privacy tools for text that looks like a private key, credential, API key, access token, or similar secret. Sensitive-looking content can be marked and manually blurred. Automatic blurring is available but is turned off by default, allowing you to decide whether new secret-looking clips should be hidden automatically.
Email addresses and phone numbers are not automatically treated as secrets and are not automatically blurred simply because they are contact details. Ordinary numeric text is also not classifi…