Bard Export and Copy - Save your chats!

Copy to clipboard or export your Google Bard conversations in multiple formats (TXT, HTML, PDF, DOC, CSV, MD, JSON, XML, RTF)!

What is Bard Export and Copy - Save your chats!?

Bard Export and Copy - Save your chats! is a Chrome extension that allows users to export their Google Bard conversations in multiple formats like TXT, PDF, DOC, and HTML, among others. On a single click, users can also copy these conversations to their clipboard or print them directly. The extension also offers a contextual menu for quick usage, and a custom selection popup.

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Extension stats

This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2024-03-03

By: fiszDev

Users: 1,651+

Rating: 2.55 (11)

Version: 1.2 (Last updated: 2023-07-24)

Creation date: 2023-05-16

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: High risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

contextMenus
storage

Size: 148.48K

Email: fi*****@gmail.com

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Extension summary

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✅Export Bard conversations in multiple formats ✅Copy the entire conversation to the clipboard with one click ✅Print the conversation ✅Custom selection popup ✅Contextual menu

✨Welcome to Bard Export and Copy!✨ *️⃣With this extension you will be able to download, with a single click, any conversation with Bard! *️⃣Also, you can copy the entire conversation (or individual messages) to the clipboard 📋, with one click! *️⃣In addition, you can Print the conversation!

❇️Exportation formats *️⃣TXT *️⃣HTML

User reviews

These summaries are automatically generated weekly using AI based on recent user reviews. Chrome Web Store does not verify user reviews, so some user reviews may be inaccurate, spammy, or outdated.

Pros

Really great to have it for exporting chats
Nice extension that works well for some users

Cons

Extension's URL has changed and it no longer works, needs update
Chats are concatenated and not exported fully, exporting only 278 characters
Potential security risk with being taken to a website asking to allow notifications, possible ad bombardment or personal info theft
User interface is not intuitive, with no icons or clear instructions on how to invoke the extension
Does not preserve rich text formatting or code format in exports

Most mentioned

Chats not fully exported or improperly formatted
Security and functionality concerns with the extension asking to allow notifications
Extension not working as intended or not working at all

Recent reviews

Bard has changed to Gemini and the url has changed. The addon no longer works. Please update.

Sravan Kumar, 2024-02-10

Unfortunately chats are concatenated and not exported fully.

PJ Palomaki, 2024-02-08

# Update 2024-02 No longer working! Google rebranded Bard to Gemini and changed the subdomain accordingly. Hence when opening the popup while on gemini.google.com it offers no functionality, because from its viewpoint is not on the Bard website. # Review v1.2. on 2024-01-24 — Rating ★★★☆☆ Thanks for offering this! Really great to have it! Proposed Improvements ## I) More efficient user flow for exporting files Currently: 1) ExtensionButton → 2) UI opens in place → [ Save as… ] button on bottom → Click on desired format: TXT, MD, JSON, HTML, … I had a more efficient flow in mind (UI tweaks + user assignable shortcuts). Let's get in contact if interested to hear more on my ideas. ## II) Preserve Rich Text Formatting Currently it is defacto only plaintext plus headings for "Human" and "Bard" inserted inbetween. A lot more which could easily be preserved in MarkDown and HTML would be desirably, most importantly: Numbered/bulleted lists, including indentation. Font: Bold, italics, underline. Code as Block or Inline. Quote blocks. ## III) Optional Title and Date integration into the 1) file content in the top area (title as main headline and date/time as sub-heading) 2) metadata sections for file formats where supported (e.g. HTML HEAD or XML) 3) file name as a configurable token. ## For best practises See the chatgpt-exporter UserScript which gets injected to the ChaptGPT web app UI during runtime via the TamperMonkey browser extension (Chrome, Firefox, Edge) which you can find on Github. https://github.com/pionxzh/chatgpt-exporter