There’s been an aggravating bug in Windows 11’s Clipboard History that sometimes causes it to miss what you’ve copied to it.

While Windows Clipboard is good for handling tasks, I found that it was constantly forgetting things that were copied, which ...

With the latest macOS version, Apple finally lets you check your clipboard history on Mac. Here's how to access and make use ...

Control+C. Control+V. You know the routine. You copy something, you paste something, and then you move on and do it all again. But then you need to paste something you copied earlier, so you have to ...

Your Mac now has a built-in clipboard manager, which means that it can finally remember everything you've copied. This feature is disabled by default, but you can ...

Knowing where the clipboard is on Android is handy when copying and pasting text. Here’s how to find the clipboard on Android. On Android 13 or newer, copy or cut any text and then tap the small ...

I’ve pinned a whole lot of stuff to my Windows Clipboard — so much stuff that I’d forgotten that there were screenshots of ID cards in Clipboard history for a license renewal I did once. I nearly fell ...

When you copy a cell's contents, formula or format, that information goes into the clipboard. The clipboard will hold the information until you decide to paste it somewhere else on the spreadsheet, or ...

Windows 11 comes with a built-in Clipboard feature that automatically saves everything that a user copies within the operating system. This includes text, images and more. The good part is that it is ...

Your Android's keyboard has a "clipboard" option that lets you see everything you've copied for the last hour. Android 13 also adds a "visual clipboard" to your Android phone, so you can see exactly ...

Clipboard managers make it much easier to re-enter text or anything else that you've recently copied and pasted, adding an array of new capabilities to the default Windows clipboard. Although they ...

When basic cut-and-paste doesn’t do the job, ClipboardFusion will. It’s happened to all of us at one time or another. We get an email or a block of text, and we want to copy/paste it into another ...