Clipboarder

Clipboarder is a cool tool that helps you manage multiple clipboard entries on your computer. If you remember when Windows Vista came out, it introduced gadgets, which were pretty handy. Although Vista and Windows 7 were the only ones to support them natively, there are ways to use these features on newer versions of Windows. That’s where Clipboarder shines!

How to Use Clipboarder

To get started with Clipboarder, you'll need Windows Vista or 7 for it to work right out of the box. But don’t worry if you’re using Windows 8 or 10! You can easily install third-party tools like 8GadgetPack or Gadgetarian. They help bring those gadget features into the newer operating systems.

A Simple Setup

Once you have everything set up, just run the gadget once and it will pop up on your desktop. It’s super easy! The Clipboarder gadget looks like a small window showing your clipboard entries. There are even over 20 different color themes available so you can customize it however you like!

Your Clipboard Made Easy

Every time you copy something—whether it's by pressing Ctrl + C or any other method—it gets saved in Clipboarder as the first entry. You can tweak settings to adjust how many items it saves and what those items are. Want it restored every time you start your computer? You got it! Plus, there's an option for sound notifications each time a new entry is added.

Pasting Made Simple

The default keys for navigating saved items are Win + C and Win + V, but if Windows already uses them, you'll get a friendly reminder to change them in settings. Pasting is still as simple as before; no need to learn new shortcuts!

An Alternative Way to Paste

If you're not feeling traditional pasting methods, there's another way! Just hover over an entry and drag its icon where you'd like to paste the text. If you prefer, clicking on an entry opens it in your default text editor.

The Bottom Line

Copying and pasting are things we all do every day, and having a tool like Clipboarder makes life easier. It doesn’t change how your clipboard works; instead, it just allows you to save more entries and find what you need faster! So if you're looking for a way to boost your clipboard skills, give Clipboarder a try!