Browser Context Copier Versionsgeschichte – 2 Versionen
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Browser Context Copier Versionsgeschichte – 2 Versionen
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Neueste Version
Version 1.1.0
Veröffentlicht 7. Okt. 2026 – 49,3 KBFunktioniert mit firefox 142.0 und höherWhat's new since v1.0.0:- Closing delimiter. Every copy now ends with
[End of extracted webpage content.], mirroring the existing opening note. Gives the AI a clean signal for where the pasted page content ends and your own typed question begins, if you add one below it in the same message. - Citation-link cleanup. Same-page anchor links (Wikipedia-style
#cite_note-1citation markers, "back to top" links) now render as plain text instead of a dead link — the anchor target doesn't exist once the content is pasted elsewhere, so the link was never useful downstream. - Size warning. Copying a very large page (over ~100,000 characters) now shows a warning alongside the success message, flagging that it may exceed your AI chat's paste limit.
- Append mode. New Settings toggle: instead of replacing the clipboard on every copy, accumulate each one onto a running buffer — handy for gathering a few pages before pasting once to compare them. Settings shows a live count and a "Clear accumulated copies" button.
- First-run welcome. Fresh installs now open a brief one-time intro panel explaining what the extension does and the three ways to trigger it, instead of a new user's first interaction potentially being an error.
- CI. (Internal / repo-only — not user-facing.) Added automated typecheck/test/lint/build/web-ext-lint on every push.
No permission changes, no new manifest keys, no behavior changes to the core one-click copy flow.Quelltext steht unter der MIT-Lizenz
- Closing delimiter. Every copy now ends with
Ältere Versionen
Version 1.0.0
Veröffentlicht 30. Sep. 2026 – 47,78 KBFunktioniert mit firefox 142.0 und höherQuelltext steht unter der MIT-Lizenz