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That will also open the clipboard window, and then you can choose which text or image file you want to copy. As an alternative, you can even right-click on the destination location and choose the “Clipboard” option. This will open the clipboard history window. Now go to the location where you want to paste the text or image file and press Find + V shortcut.Here too, you need to select the Enabled option from the dropdown menu. To do this, under “chrome://flags”, search for “copy images” and the option to “Enable copying images from the Files app” will appear. You should also enable image support from flags. Until now, you can only use clipboard history for text.Click on that and in that dropdown menu, select the “Enabled” option.

In the results, you’ll see the option “Productivity Experiment: Enable Enhanced Clipboard.” Right next to it, there is a dropdown box.

Then search for “clipboard” in the search bar here.

First of all, open “chrome://flags” in Chrome.

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How to enable clipboard history on a Chromebook

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Even if you have the Caps Lock key assigned to the search key, because sometimes I need the emphasis, you can take full advantage of the new clipboard.

As someone who does an insane amount of formatting and pasting of links and product names, I’m thrilled with this update, and while I was initially concerned that I’d have to give up my Caps Lock key to use the dedicated clipboard shortcut, that’s not the case. With that in mind, let’s go ahead and find out the best way to enable clipboard on a Chromebook.Īmong the many very, very exciting changes that have come to your favorite Chromebook running Chrome OS 89 is a real, proper clipboard that lets you paste any of the five most recently copied words, links, or images. Also, now you don’t have to use paid extensions like Clipboard History Pro to access all the copied objects. You can copy not only texts but also multiple images and paste them anywhere you want. Hidden behind a Chrome flag, it allows you to enter a number of copied objects with just a keyboard shortcut on Chromebook. This time, we’ll introduce you to probably the most coveted feature on Chromebooks: clipboard history. Check How to Enable Clipboard History in a Chromebookįor quite some time we’ve been talking about how Chromebook is slowly getting desktop options.