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Quick note: Clipboard history only supports copying images from certain applications, such as the Snipping Tool. To copy and paste content with this feature, use these steps: However, one more addition is the Windows key + V keyboard shortcut that opens the emoji panel (in the 'Clipboard' tab) to view the list of items copied from other applications, such as Microsoft Edge, Word, OneNote, Notepad, and others. You can do the same using the context menu or the command bar in File Explorer. On Windows 11, when the feature has been enabled, you can continue to use the Ctrl + C keyboard shortcut to copy and the Ctrl + V keyboard shortcut to paste whatever you stored in the history. Also, if you choose the sync option, you will be able to paste text and images that you uploaded to the Clipboard across devices. The only difference is the interface that lets you review and manage the stored content.

The Clipboard history works similarly to the classic experience. How to use Clipboard history on Windows 11 Never automatically sync text that I copy - You have to select the contents to upload to the cloud to make them available across devices.Īfter you complete the steps, the items stored in the Clipboard history will sync across your devices, allowing you to paste text and images that you copied on other devices.Automatically sync text that I copy - The Clipboard history will sync to the cloud and across your computers linked with the same Microsoft account.Select the sync option to use with the Clipboard:.Source: Windows Central (Image credit: Source: Windows Central)

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