InputStash per Nikita Rabykin

InputStash quietly saves every input and textarea you fill in, on every site. Accidental refresh, runaway shortcut, browser crash, “are you sure you want to leave?” doesn’t matter. Open the toolbar icon, find what you wrote, copy it back.

What it captures

• Regular <input> and <textarea> fields on every site
• Rich editors used by Gmail, Notion, Slack, Google Docs (contenteditable)
• Fields inside iframes
• Dynamically-mounted fields in single-page apps

How you get your text back

Click the toolbar icon. The current site is on top. Pick the field, hit copy, paste it back into the page. Or browse older versions of a single field — every change is stamped, so you can grab the version you actually wanted.

Privacy-first, by design

• 100% local — nothing leaves your device, ever
• No accounts, no telemetry, no analytics, no ads
• Zero network requests
• Password fields, OTP codes, and credit-card inputs are never captured
• Per-site opt-out in one click
• One-button “clear everything”

Lightweight

One service worker, one content script, one popup. No bundled framework on your page, no third-party requests. Light, dark, and auto themes.

Open source (MIT)

Built by one indie developer. Audit every line that touches your text or fork it. github.com/mekedron/InputStash

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