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Remembers your copied items with exact timestamps, dark mode UI, search, favourites, and dual copy modes (Plain & Styled). Multi Clipboard — Smart History Manager keeps track of everything you copy while browsing, so you never lose an important snippet, link, code block, or email address again. Standard copy and paste only remembers your single most recent item, overwriting everything before it. Multi Clipboard maintains a searchable history of up to 500 recent clips, each recorded with the exact date and time it was copied. Key features: Precise timestamps show exactly when each item was copied, down to the minute. Two paste modes let you choose how content is inserted. Copy Plain strips formatting for clean, raw text. Copy Style preserves rich text, links, and code formatting, which is useful for Gmail, Google Docs, Word, and Slack. Real-time search filters your full history instantly as you type. Pinning and favorites keep frequently used templates, prompts, and snippets at the top of the list so they are never displaced. One-click export saves your complete clipboard history to a local text file. A keyboard shortcut, Ctrl+Shift+V on Windows or Cmd+Shift+V on Mac, opens your history from anywhere. Multi Clipboard runs entirely on your device. There is no cloud sync, no analytics, and no data tracking of any kind. All clipboard history remains stored locally and is never transmitted anywhere.
Aug 2, 2026
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