ClipboardToFileInput v2.9-1

Version 2.9-1: Minor Update, reserved specifically to fix #12

As a notice for privacy purposes, the extension now uses the all_frames flag when injecting content.js into webpages.

Full Changelog: v2.9...v2.9-1

ClipboardToFileInput v2.9

Version 2.9: Implement #11, update extension popup/icon
The v2.9 update implements #11, by adding a new feature that allows you to quickly paste into file inputs on your screen simply by pressing Ctrl + V (Command + V on MacOS) on a page that has a file input.

It'll initiate a pop-up that asks if you want to enable the feature on that page - whatever your choice is, it'll remember! If you want to reset your preference for the page, you can do so by clicking the extension's icon in your extension bar and resetting your preferences via the popup.

Additionally, I re-did the extension popup/icon. The extension popup now has the GitHub page attached to it, which used to be located in the extension's description.

Full Changelog: v2.8...v2.9

ClipboardToFileInput v2.8

Version 2.8: Fix #10
The v2.8 update resolves #10, by opting to use chrome.windows.create rather than chrome.tabs.create. Personally, I think it provides a better and cleaner user experience in general as well!

Full Changelog: v2.7...v2.8

ClipboardToFileInput v2.7

Version 2.7: Fix #9
The v2.7 update fixed #9 as well as an underlying issue in which you may not be redirected to your origin tab.

Full Changelog: v2.6...v2.7

ClipboardToFileInput v2.6

Version 2.6: Code cleanup, bug fixes

The v2.6 update introduces a variety of code cleanups in preparation for a massive overhaul to be released on the Chrome Webstore. Additionally, fixes #8 in which webp/avif files wouldn't upload, and an unnoticed issue in which having text in your clipboard when triggering a file input would hang the clipboard helper.

Full Changelog: v2.5...v2.6

ClipboardToFileInput v2.5

Version 2.5: Code cleanup, new UI, potential bug fixes

The v2.5 update introduces a variety of code cleanups in preparation for a massive overhaul to be released on the Chrome Webstore. Additionally, has a new UI for the overlay.

Edit v2.5 Hotfix 1: Should, in theory, fix #6.

Full Changelog: v2.4...v2.5

ClipboardToFileInput v2.4

Version 2.4: Major Code Cleanup

The v2.4 update introduces a variety of code cleanups in preparation for a massive overhaul to be released on the Chrome Webstore. Additionally, fixes #6 and possibly many other potential edge cases in which the file isn't being uploaded correctly.

Full Changelog: v2.3...v2.4

ClipboardToFileInput v2.3

Version 2.3: Clipboard Security

Since the v2.0 rewrite fixed all of the bugs I've found in my testing, I've decided to dedicate future versions to QoL updates I think would be beneficial. However, 2.3 is a heavily recommended update.

The v2.3 update introduces extra clipboard security, by having a designated clipboard helper page built into the extension, so users will no longer need to manually give clipboard permissions to every webpage, they'll only have to do it once. This should also clear up any security concerns brought up by this issue.

Full Changelog: v2.2...v2.3

ClipboardToFileInput v2.2

Version 2.2: Drag and Drop

Since the v2.0 rewrite fixed all of the bugs I've found in my testing, I've decided to dedicate future versions to QoL updates I think would be beneficial.

The v2.2 update introduces dragging and dropping from your file system into the overlay window.

Additionally, some major code re-organizing/refactoring that doesn't affect the user experience at all.
Full Changelog: v2.1...v2.2

ClipboardToFileInput v2.1

Version 2.1: Image Previews

Since the v2.0 rewrite fixed all of the bugs I've found in my testing, I've decided to dedicate future versions to QoL updates I think would be beneficial.

The v2.1 update introduces image previews above the Paste and Browse Files buttons.

Full Changelog: v2...v2.1