How to access and purge your Chromebook`s clipboard history
(Android Central)

Pasting just the last thing you copied is so 90s; time for a real clipboard on Chromebooks! Among the many very, very exciting changes that came to your favorite Chromebook with Chrome OS 89 is an actual, proper clipboard that`ll let paste one of the five most recently-copied words, links, or pictures. As someone who does an ungodly amount of formatting and copy-pasting of links and proper product names, I`m over the moon about this update, and while I was initially worried that I might have to give up my caps lock key to use the dedicated shortcut for the clipboard, this is actually not the case. Even if you have the Search key mapped to caps lock — because SOMETIMES I NEED THE EMPHASIS — you can still take full advantage of the new clipboard. Here`s how. Using the keyboard shortcut to access your clipboard The keyboard shortcut for the newly expanded clipboard is Search + V, which isn`t far off from the regular paste action of Ctrl + V. The Search key is that key that would ...