NKlipp

If you often need to paste specific text strings, you may end up saving them all in text files and copying them to the clipboard manually, which can be very time-consuming if done on a regular basis.

NKlipp is a small, open-source application that can store any text you need to access frequently and allows you to copy it from a convenient system tray context menu. It is a pretty basic utility, but it is very easy to use.

While the application is running, you just need to right-click the system tray icon to bring up a list of all the values you have stored. In order to copy them to the clipboard, you need to click a specific entry.

The program only appears in the system tray, making it very unobtrusive. If you want to add new values or configure various other settings, all you need to do is click the tray icon.

Setting everything up is far from complicated. Once you’ve brought up the configuration window, you can see a list of all the available values, and you can edit them or remove the ones you no longer need.

The current date and time are used as the entry’s name when first added, but you can replace it with anything else. However, the entries do not seem to be sorted in any way, so they will always be ordered based on when they were added.

On the whole, NKlipp is a simplistic application that can be very helpful if you have multiple text strings or values that need to be copied to the clipboard on a regular basis. It allows you to access them from a convenient system tray menu, and it can be configured in a jiffy.