Clippy for Windows

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Developer’s Description

By Simply Good Code

Keep a history of what you copy so that you can paste it later.

Clippy keeps a recent history of what you've copied so that you can paste it later. To view your copy history and select something to paste press Ctrl-Shift-V It supports text, rich text, and even screenshots. With Clippy you can also save yourself some typing by telling Clippy to remember (pin) the things that you type often. Whatever you pin is always available for you to paste.

Clippy for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: January 4, 2011

Latest update: October 2, 2025

Version: 1.1

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows Vista
Windows 7
Windows XP
Windows 10

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 1,814

Downloads Last Week: 0

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2/5

2 User Votes

Loaded with malware
danlibboJanuary 14, 2014
Pros
Somewhat simple removal, though there are hidden files
Cons
The installer installed 3 other pieces of malware, hidden reinstallers, registry keys and browser add-ins
Summary
Installed on Windows 7, installer includes a bunch of malware and deliberately obfuscates uninstallation.
does what it says: simple, fast, no cruft & FREE
pinkoNovember 15, 2010
Pros
does what it says.. if you want a simple clipboard manager that is TRULY FREE then this is it... works & is fast. Very simple interface & the preview feature is nice without getting in the way of productivity/speed
Cons
I see the ability to save a handful of common "clips" as essential, which this software does NOT do. My email, address, phone number, maybe common IP addresses, hostnames. If u don't need this then you've got a winning program Maybe a future release?
Summary
This is really good software & it's really Free. And for all you Windows 7 users it actually works (something that lots of Clipboard Managers still cannot figure out for some reason). Of course I'm trusting that CNet did their homework & tested it for things like ensuring there is no back door of my clips travelling to somewhere in China where someone now has all my personal information... Seeing some of the lousy editor reviews on CNet where obvious stuff is missed I am skeptical so I try not to copy/paste really secure things like Credit Cards, SSN's, passwords to my bank, etc...