Version 1.2 stops the add-on getting in the way of sites that were already working.

New
- Off switch for a single site, in the popup. It takes effect straight away, no reload needed.
- Hold Ctrl while right-clicking to hand a page its own menu for that one click.

Fixed
- Rich text editors keep their own copy, paste and right-click again, so Notion, Slack, Discord, Gmail compose and web code editors behave normally.
- Drawing boards, spreadsheets, file lists and video players keep theirs too, so Figma, Miro, Excalidraw and custom players are no longer disturbed.
- Ctrl+C and Ctrl+X are only taken from the page when text is actually selected, and Ctrl+V only when a plain text field has focus, so app shortcuts still reach the app.
- Switching the add-on off now really switches it off. The selection stylesheet used to stay active.

Popup
- Rebuilt around the current site, with the six individual controls moved into a collapsible section.
- Switches show grey whenever they are not doing anything, instead of showing green while the add-on was off.
- Follows the system light or dark theme and works fully by keyboard.
- New icon.

Still collects no data and still has no background script.

Version 1.1.0 adds a popup control menu.

The popup lets users enable or disable Copier Pastier globally and control individual protections for copy/cut, paste, text selection, context menus, keyboard shortcuts, and inline blocker cleanup. Settings are saved locally and applied live to content scripts.

Version 1.0.1 fixes pasted images and files in chat apps and rich editors.

Changes:

• Pasted images, files, audio, video, and PDFs now pass through to the website so apps can attach them normally.
• Plain text paste is still protected from pages that try to block paste.
• Shortcut handling is less aggressive: the extension now protects keydown only and lets keyup events reach the page.
• Added regression tests for image/file paste and keyboard handling.