Help & Support

ClipVault uses Chrome's Offscreen Document API and copy/cut event listeners to capture clipboard content automatically. Every time you press Ctrl+C, Cmd+C, or use the right-click copy menu, ClipVault saves the text or image instantly — no extra steps needed.

No — never. All clipboard data is stored 100% locally on your device using Chrome's built-in chrome.storage.local API. ClipVault has zero external API calls, zero analytics, and zero third-party scripts. Your data never leaves your browser.

No. ClipVault automatically excludes known banking and password manager domains from clipboard capture. You can also add custom domains to your exclusion list in Settings → Privacy → Excluded Domains.

The free version saves up to 50 clipboard entries (both text and images). When the limit is reached, the oldest unpinned clip is automatically removed to make room for the new one. Pinned clips are never auto-removed.

Yes! ClipVault works on all Chromium-based browsers including Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Brave, Opera, and Vivaldi. Simply install from the Chrome Web Store and it will work across all supported browsers.

Open ClipVault → click the gear ⚙️ icon → scroll to the Data section → click "Delete All Data". This permanently removes all clips, settings, and history. You can also delete individual clips by hovering over a card and clicking the delete button.

Yes. Go to Settings → Data → click "Export" to download a JSON file of all your clips. To restore, click "Import" and select a previously exported JSON file. This is great for backups or migrating to a new computer.

The floating button appears when you select text or click on an image on web pages. It won't appear on Chrome internal pages (chrome://, chrome-extension://) or if the domain is in your excluded list. Try selecting text on any regular website like google.com. If it still doesn't work, try removing and re-adding the extension.