ClipboardMemo

A device’s clipboard is something that we kind of take for granted nowadays, even though it’s arguably the most important feature that allows us to have a better workflow when it comes to moving data from one place to another.

The main drawbacks of the basic clipboard are represented by the fact that it can only use the last copied item and the lack of visual feedback, as nothing really happens when you clip data to the clipboard.

To bypass all these problems and ultimately enhance the way your computer handles copied data, you can always opt for the dedicated pieces of software called clipboard managers, one of which is ClipboardMemo.

Straight off the bat, it’s worth noting that this is not the most stylish or the most feature-packed application of its kind. It is, however, one of the simplest and most straightforward tools of this sort, which is sure to appeal to a broad spectrum of users, especially for beginners.

Once installed, the app lives in your computer’s taskbar, from where you can select any of last 16 records. The app’s current limit is set to 80 records (which is very high when compared to other apps of this sort), all of which can be accessed from the full database window. To do this, simply click the taskbar icon and select the Show Full DB option.

What’s more, extracted records can be removed from the history, the history itself can be cleared, and the clipboard capturing process can be paused. The application also boasts support for three of the most popular languages such as English, French, and Spanish.

ClipboardMemo is a very useful application that should be quite appropriate for the average user who doesn’t require other, more advanced features such as support for multiple clipboards, search capabilities, or advanced synchronization of your clipboard across multiple devices. The only real drawback of the app (at least in its current state) is its lack of support for a broader range of hotkeys.