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ClipClip Pricing Reviews

ClipClip has an abundance of features that extend the functionality of Windows clipboard - the following three are my favorite.
Firstly, ClipClip allows me to store saved "clips," i.e. copied plain text, formatted text, images, videos, and even software files, in different folders, e.g. website links, punctuations, bank account and credit card numbers. By doing so, my clips are kept organized, which in turn facilitates future identification and retrieval.
Secondly, ClipClip plays one of two distinct click sounds when I copy items - a loud click for new content and a softer one for previously copied items that have been copied again. Sometimes, when I use the Ctrl + C shortcut, I might not press the keys correctly to execute the task. The auditory feedback that ClipClip provides by default confirms successful copying of the content to the clipboard. If they prefer, users have the option of turning off audio notifications in the program settings.
Thirdly, users have the option of protecting the ClipClip folders with a password. I use this feature for bank account and credit card information, and passwords for added security. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
To display the ClipClip paste menu, one has to press Ctrl + Shift + V, which I find inconvenient. To access recently copied items, I use Ditto, another clipboard manager, instead – to bring up Ditto's window, I press Ctrl + `, which is easier for me to do while typing on my vintage Kinesis Model 100 contoured keyboard. I can view all the clips stored in ClipClip by double-clicking the program's icon in the Windows taskbar notification area. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.