HTML Copier

A browser bookmark tool for Fainta's clipboard workflow

lockcanvas.university.edu/quiz/binary-search
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Question 3 of 10

What is the time complexity of binary search on a sorted array?

  • A. O(n)
  • B. O(log n)
  • C. O(n log n)
  • D. O(1)
CS 101 · Midterm Review12:04 remaining
Hover an element, then click to copy. Esc to cancel.
HTML copied to clipboard
keyboardCtrl + Alt + V
Parsed 4 dropdown options → sent to AI

1 · Bookmark

Click HTML Copier on your bookmarks bar to start picking.

Click a step to inspect · demo loops automatically

Pick an element on any page, copy its HTML, then send it to Fainta with Ctrl+Alt+V. Adjust appearance below — the preview updates live.

Appearance

Tune how obvious the picker feels on real pages. Choose Stealth for a thin outline with no banners, or drag the sliders. Your bookmark is built from these settings when you install.

What this is

HTML Copier is a bookmarklet — not a browser extension from a store. You add it to your bookmarks bar once, then click it on any webpage to pick an element and copy its HTML to the clipboard.

Fainta never changes your browser profile or bookmarks automatically. You install it yourself by dragging the button below.

Install

  1. Pick an appearance preset above (or leave Standard).
  2. Show your bookmarks bar (Ctrl+Shift+B in Chrome / Edge).
  3. Drag the button below onto the bar. Do not click it on this page.
  4. Name the bookmark HTML Copier if your browser asks.
HTML Copier

Can't drag? Create a bookmark named HTML Copier and paste the install code into the URL field.

Using it with Fainta

  • 1.Open any webpage (quiz, form, article).
  • 2.Click your HTML Copier bookmark.
  • 3.Hover to highlight an element; click to copy its HTML.
  • 4.In Fainta, press Ctrl+Alt+V to send the clipboard to AI.
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