Automatically copy selected text to clipboard
# Auto Copy — User Guide
## Introduction
This script automatically copies any text you select on a webpage to your clipboard. Simply highlight the text with your mouse, and it gets copied automatically—no need to press Ctrl+C or use the right-click menu. It makes copying text quick and effortless!
## Key Features
- **Automatic Copying**
Once you highlight text on any webpage, the script instantly copies it to your clipboard without any extra steps.
- **Visual Feedback**
A small notification appears near your mouse pointer to let you know that the text has been successfully copied.
- **Status Indicator**
A small icon in the bottom-right corner shows whether the auto-copy feature is enabled (green means enabled, red means disabled).
- **Control Panel**
Click the status icon to open a simple control panel. From there, you can easily toggle the auto-copy function on or off and check its current status.
- **Multi-language Support**
The script automatically displays messages in your browser's language, supporting English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Spanish.
## How to Use
1. **Install the Script**
Use a user script manager like Tampermonkey to install this script in your browser.
2. **Automatic Operation**
Once installed, the script runs in the background automatically—no extra setup is needed.
3. **Start Copying**
Simply highlight text on any webpage, and it will be copied to your clipboard immediately, with a notification confirming the action.
4. **Toggle the Feature**
If you want to disable the auto-copy function, click the status icon in the bottom-right corner to open the control panel, where you can turn the feature on or off. You can also use the context menu to quickly toggle the setting.
## Notes
- The first time you use the script, your browser may ask for permission to access the clipboard. Please allow it to ensure smooth operation.
- The script works on most websites, but a few special sites might not be fully supported.
- If you encounter any issues, try toggling the feature using the control panel.