Clipboard management help

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Aloha, friends!
Does anyone know a good way to create something like a clipboard like on android?
Like I saved it, and then I can select and paste from it.

And please, advise something that you will trust by yourself, as in clipboard there is many confidential information

I tried Diodon, but it didn’t work.

It is important that it was possible to have clipboard attached to RAM so that when you reboot everything is deleted from it, for security purposes, of course. We all copy something very personal that we don’t want to keep :smiley:

Linux mint, cinnamon.

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Hi @maesterix welcome to the forums. :handshake:

These have been my go-to solutions depending on what DE or WM being used:

Also see:

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I’m making this one, 100% open-source. You can try if you want to:

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Thanks for sharing with us Gustavo. I’ve fixed the link. :handshake:

Note if you connect your GitHub account to the forum, that will allow you to bypass the link posting restriction.

I also stared and shared your repo.

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I want to say XFCE is having it’s own clipboard manager as panel plugin, it might be not as fancy as Windows 11 one, but it’s pretty usable and simple.