Top 10 reasons to use clipboard history and Clipdiary
- Recover overwritten data. Copied something and accidentally replaced it on the clipboard? Clipdiary keeps a saved copy so you can get it back.
- Reuse text quickly. Need something you copied a few minutes ago? Pasting it from clipboard history is faster than reopening the original document and finding it again.
- Find older information. Search your clipboard history for text you copied yesterday, last week, or months ago from an email, note, web page, or chat.
- Retrieve a shared link. Need a link you copied and sent to a friend a few days ago? Look it up in your clipboard history.
- Copy several items in one pass. Copy the pieces you need one after another, then paste them into their destinations without repeatedly switching windows.
- Paste the same items in several places. Use Ctrl + Shift + Arrow Up or Ctrl + Shift + Arrow Down to move through recent clips instead of copying them again.
- Keep a backup of your comments. Copy a comment before submitting it online, and Clipdiary will save it in case the submission fails.
- Paste without formatting. Press Ctrl + Shift + V to paste the current clipboard contents as plain text.
- Keep text you cut. When rewriting a paragraph, cut it instead of deleting it. Clipdiary saves a copy in case you change your mind.
- Save information for later. Copy something that might be useful in the future, then find it in your saved history when you need it.
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