Alt-Click to Copy

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by veersheth

Alt-click on codeblocks to copy its data to the clipboard

★ 2 stars↓ 2,827 downloadsUpdated 2y agoMIT

Install in Obsidian View on GitHub

Alt-Click to Copy

Blindly alt-click on codeblocks to copy data.
Only works in reading view.

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