Clipboard Manager Electron

If you frequently work with text-based project, you might be interested in a solution for keeping track of your past activity easier. A simple type of application for this is a clipboard manager, capable of recording everything you copied, so that you can check out history of clips at any time.

Clipboard Manager Electron is a straightforward clipboard monitoring tool that focuses on text-based clips only. This means that it can create a database of captured text, whether we're talking about written content, URLs, full file paths or anything else.

As the name suggests, it was made with the Electron framework. It comes in an installer and portable edition. The program creates an icon in the taskbar notifications area once launched, and it begins to monitor your clipboard activity right away.

From this point on, whenever you copy something using the copy function (Ctrl+C), the program makes a note of it. To view all contained clips, you can open the menu of the systray menu on either left or right click.

Worth noting is that the currently active clip is selected, and you can pick another any other one from the list. This means that Clipboard Manager Electron is not only capable of recording and displaying text entries, but also of letting you reuse them. There seems to be a limit set to 10 entries, so text copied more than 10 entries ago will be lost forever. The clipboard history is remembered on exit, so you can access it again the next time you launch the software utility.

By default, Clipboard Manager Electron gets launched by default every time you turn on your computer, but you can deactivate this option from the menu of the systray icon. It doesn't disturb you with audio or visual notifications every time it stores a clip, making it ideal for running in the background while you can comfortably carry on with your computer activity. Unsurprisingly, it had minimal impact on system resources consumption during our tests.