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I Built a Browser-Based Clipboard Sync Tool That Works on Any Device
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I Built a Browser-Based Clipboard Sync Tool That Works on Any Device

via Dev.to WebdevTumic16h ago

I switch between my phone, tablet, and laptop constantly. Like many developers, I often copy links, notes, commands, or small files that I want to access on another device. But surprisingly, moving small pieces of information between devices is still awkward. Most of the time I end up doing one of these: emailing something to myself sending it through a chat app saving it in a notes app uploading it to cloud storage All of that just to move a link or a small snippet of text. So I decided to build a small side project to solve this problem. The Idea The goal was simple: Create a temporary shared clipboard between devices that works instantly. No accounts. No installation. No setup. Just open a webpage on multiple devices, enter the same room code, and share content instantly. That project became ClipSync . How It Works ClipSync uses a simple concept: temporary rooms . Each room acts as a shared clipboard where devices can send and receive content in real time. Workflow: Open ClipSync on

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