The Windows Clipboard is probably one of the most used features of Windows. Most of us uses it a lot, hitting that Ctrl + C, Ctrl+X and Ctrl + V combination several times during the course of each day as we cut, copy and paste files across our storage media. However, whether it’s a text snippet, an image or a URL, the default Windows Clipboard can not hold more than one item at a time. If you have to copy and paste multiple items when either the source or target is different, you have to do it one by one.

Today, we have a clipboard management application called Save.me that automatically saves everything you are working on, including text, images, URLs, files, and folders. It lets you manage the clipboard entries, letting you add new items, edit them, save them in files and delete the unneeded ones. You can even preview any saved clipboard item from right within the app.

Save.me is a portable application and can be launched directly from your computer or even a USB flash drive. Once started, it runs in the system tray and saves everything you copy to the clipboard. The main interface has the Actions and Views panel at the left side and clicking the Default or Research tab under Views opens up all the recorded entries in the center. Selecting any item enables its preview in the right pane, which is perhaps one of the most handy features of this app. Even better, selecting a recorded URL opens its corresponding website in the preview section, provided you are connected to the internet of course. Each clipboard entry is recorded along with its source, application name, last used date & time, and size information.
Via Frédéric DEBAILLEUL