Leket

Leket turns any web page into something you can pick from. Switch on copy mode and hover over the page — every element highlights, the way it does in devtools. Click one and it's yours: text goes to your clipboard as text, images go as images. The click never reaches the page, so links don't navigate and buttons don't fire. You just take what you wanted. Everything you click also lands in a list in the side panel, so you can gather a dozen things across a dozen pages and deal with them later. Click any row to copy it again. When you're done, export the whole session as a ZIP — a captures.json with the text, source URLs, page titles and timestamps, plus every image as its own file. WHAT YOU CAN COPY • Text from any element — paragraphs, headings, list items, table cells, links • Images, including ones set as CSS backgrounds • Links keep their href in the export CONTROLS • Shift+X toggles copy mode — rebindable to any combination you like • Ctrl+Shift+X (Cmd+Shift+X on Mac) opens the panel • Esc leaves copy mode • A small floating control sits at the bottom of the page — left, centre or right, your choice EVERYTHING STAYS ON YOUR MACHINE Leket has no account, no server and no analytics. Your captures are stored locally in your browser and are never transmitted anywhere. By default the list clears when you close Chrome; there's a switch if you'd rather keep it.