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How we build UniClipboard, what we're shipping, and the tradeoffs behind cross-device clipboard sync — written for engineers who want the details.
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Cross-device paste is now table stakes. The difference is what your clipboard can become after that.
Read postThe index is encrypted on disk. Search still works by matching HMAC term tags instead of plaintext words.
Read postIf you found Planck and liked the idea — clipboard that follows you across Mac, Windows, and Linux — but you want something more privacy-leaning, more open, and not tied to a vendor cloud account, this page is for you.
Read postYou copied a long URL on your Mac. You want to paste it on your Windows desktop, or your Linux box at home. The “solutions” people end up using are surprisingly bad:
Read postMost people who search for this don't actually want a list of every clipboard tool that exists. They want a tool that:
Read postHow UniClipboard keeps your clipboard yours — the cryptography, the transport, and the threats the design does and doesn't address.
Read postA year of building a serverless, cross-device clipboard came down to one interesting decision: which P2P stack. Here's the long version of that answer.
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