DropFromClipboard

Display images from the clipboard to drop into a webpage.

Features

• Image history
  • Save up to 64 images in history.
• Change view zoom
  • Useful if you have many images.
• Change history size
  • If you don’t need a large history, you can limit it or turn it off.
• Persistent data
  • You can close the browser, and when you reopen it, your images will still be there.

[!NOTE] On some webpages, it is not possible to drag and drop images from this extension due to website internal logic. Unfortunately, there isn’t much I can do about this. However, since the images are visible in the UI, you can right-click and quickly download the copied image, which is faster than going back and searching for the image source.

Install and/or Use

As a browser extension

• Go to releases section and download a zip

Chromium/Chromium based

1. Open chrome://extensions/
2. Enable Developer Mode
3. Drag and dropdropfromclipboard-x-x.zip from file manager into extensions page

Firefox/Firefox based

1. Open about:addons
2. Click engine icon (Top left)
3. Choose “Install Add-on from file…” and choose dropfromclipboard-x.x.zip in the file selector

Is also possible to drag and drop zip file like in Chromium

[!NOTE] This extensions may require external setup in Firefox: Open about:config and set dom.events.dataTransfer.imageAsFile.enabled as true

Using the standalone page

If you want to use this on a web panel (e.g Vivaldi or Floorp), you can use Web Version, in basis, it has the same content of this repo.

Usage

1. Copy an image/image address to your clipboard
2. Go to DropFromClipboard UI and press “Add Image” green button
3. If is a valid image, you will see it on the image box, here you can drag, re-copy or download the image (depending on the web browser right click options)