You can copy and paste text, images, and files on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac, but did you know it is also possible to perform this action across Apple devices by using the built-in Universal Clipboard ...

There's also the Mac clipboard, though you'll need a separate app if you want to look back through your clipboard history. Reading time 3 minutes Get ready for the two keyboard shortcuts you’ll get ...

A basic, but important, concept to understand when using a computer is cut, copy and paste. These actions will allow you to easily copy or move data between one application and another or copy and ...

Chromebooks run ChromeOS, which should be a new experience for most people. Although the methods to copy and paste content on ChromeOS are similar to those on Windows and macOS, there are multiple ...

The ability to copy and paste items is a basic task but that doesn’t mean it hasn’t proven frustrating for Mac users. The main issue is that you’ve only been able to copy and paste one item at a time, ...

Some versions of Office include a tool that makes the clipboard store more than one item but without that or something like it it's impossible AFAIK.

Windows 11’s clipboard history turned copy and paste into a writing tool.

Once you've used a clipboard manager once, it becomes as essential as copy and paste. While Apple has only made a tiny concession to the idea, however, there are many third-party alternatives.

All major desktop operating systems offer a limited set of clipboard management features. For example, if you’re on macOS, the built-in clipboard manager on your system uses just one buffer, which ...