Clipboard, a startup that launched in May 2012, has been acquired by Salesforce, the team announced Thursday. The company allowed users to “clip” material from across the web into private collections. Read more »
Looking to try out a new solutions for saving and clipping photos, images and URLs across the web? Consider checking out Clipboard, an app that combines elements of popular web products like Evernote, Instapaper, and Pinterest to create an effective site for saving and sharing. Read more »
URLHistory’s one of those simple but amazingly useful little Windows apps that does one thing really well: it monitors your clipboard looking for copied URLs, and stores them for use later. If you frequently end up pasting URLs into a text file, URLHistory’s for you. Read more »
Ever thought how neat it would be if you could quickly upload whatever was on your clipboard to a server somewhere, either to share with others or to save for later use? That’s exactly what ClipUpload does; it’s an app that uploads clippings to the web. Read more »
In my recent post about ClipCube, I said it was missing a couple of features: the ability to handle images and keyboard shortcuts. One of our readers, Brett, helpfully noted in the comments that he uses Ditto, a similar open-source tool with the missing functionality. Read more »
The clipboard in a modern operating system is one of the most useful and practical tools available. Being able to select some text or images, copy them to the clipboard, and then paste them in other places is indispensable (look at the uproar over the fact […] Read more »
