Clipboard History — reuse what you copied

The system clipboard holds exactly one thing. Copy an address, then copy a link before you have pasted the address, and the address is gone — a small, constant, entirely avoidable loss.

This widget keeps the ones you decide to keep.

Adding something

• Add from clipboard — grabs what is currently copied. The browser asks permission the first time.
• Or type straight into the field and save it — useful for things you type over and over: an IBAN, a support address, a standard reply.

Using it

Press Copy on any entry to put it back on the clipboard. The header shows how full the list is, and the oldest entries drop off once it is.

Clear history empties it, with a confirmation — this is one of the few destructive buttons in the app that cannot be undone.

If the grab fails

Some browsers refuse programmatic clipboard reads, especially when the page is not focused. The widget says so and points you at the text field: pasting into it manually reaches exactly the same place.

A word of caution

Whatever you save here stays visible on your board. Passwords and one-time codes are better left in the system clipboard, where they expire on the next copy.