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Cross-Device Clipboard Sync: save text & URLs to a synced clipboard history and copy/paste between devices in Chrome. Cross-Device Clipboard Sync is a lightweight Chrome extension and clipboard manager that helps you sync clipboard content between devices. Save selected text, URLs, and snippets to a synced clipboard history so you can copy on one device and paste on another—across macOS, Windows, and ChromeOS. Core features 1) Cross-Device Clipboard Sync (manual save) Save what you choose (not everything you copy). Your saved items sync to your other Chrome browsers, making cross-device copy and paste simple and fast. 2) Synced Clipboard History Keep a clean, searchable-by-eye clipboard history for frequently used text snippets, links, and notes. Great for moving content between computers without using email, chat apps, or file transfers. 3) One-click saving (multiple ways) - Right-click menu: “Save to Clipboard Sync” - Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+S - Floating save button after selecting text 4) Productivity for daily workflows Perfect for transferring URLs, code snippets, form inputs, and short notes from laptop to desktop (or between work/personal devices) in seconds. Privacy Cross-Device Clipboard Sync only saves the content you explicitly choose to save. Data is stored via your Chrome Sync storage (no separate account required).
Jan 25, 2026
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