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Clipboard Manager Pro (Was $2.49) Now Free @ Google Play

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  • Create unlimited categories.
  • Save unlimited notes.
  • Automatically save note from clipboard.
  • New note confirmation.
  • Auto clean up default category.
  • Auto clean trash.
  • Search in your notes.
  • Share note/few notes
  • Merge notes
  • Ordering
  • Automatically backup to the cloud (optional)
  • Import and export data to the file
  • Smart actions
  • View notes
  • Fast access to recent notes

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  • +1

    This notably notable deal is noted. +1

  • +1

    Will try this. I've been happily using Clip Stack, which is light weight and open source.

    • This is actually quite a good app although it appears clip stack has a more intuitive ui

  • How does this compare to Note Everything?

  • +2

    And how does this compare to Evernote?

    • Evernote is king =)

      • -1

        Google Notes is far more easy and better.

        • Google notes sucks so bad.
          There is no undo button…I've recently accidentally pasted instead of coped and lost months worth of notes. Lucky they weren't super important.

        • -1

          @Shibbyyy: thats the fun and makes google keep so powerful.

  • +2

    How does this compare to just long press copy then paste

    • You can copy multiple things with this app.

  • +1

    Related: http://www.clipbrd.com/
    Clipbrd
    Synchronize clipboard between all your devices!

    — Copy on your computer, paste on your Android.
    — Copy on your Android, paste on your computer.
    — Copy on your phone, paste on your tablet…

    I use it to send URLs, ph numbers or txt messages usually to phone from PC

    • "As soon as a change is detected, the content of the clipboard is encrypted and broadcasted to your other devices via our server. "

      Via their server? Would need to trust them an awful lot.

      Have you tried KDE Connect? Its a little safer since it uses wifi to directly sync device to device, no servers to go through…

      • Thanks for your reply, it's definitely a concern but worth it for me. My devices are often on different networks or mobile data. I've copy/pasted a sensitive password a couple of times and had to change it, the hassle is enough to remember not to :>
        Will check out KDE Connect for when/if I get my WiFi working properly (router or ISP issues idk) thanks!

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