Evernote, Dropbox, Xmarks and what not. Many know these but is there a software that can synchronize clipboard between devices? For what you might be asking? Here is for what:

Sometimes I want URL that I see on my desktop/laptop computer to enter into laptop's/smartphone's browser but unless I save that URL to .TXT file, email URL or save to Evernote there is no other way to directly do that.

So is there such software already?

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What operating systems are you running on your desktop, laptop and smartphone? – Mike Scott Aug 8 '11 at 7:13
This should not matter. – Boris_yo Aug 8 '11 at 7:34
for your url example, you could use online bookmarks. – cularis Aug 8 '11 at 7:44
You mean Xmarks? – Boris_yo Aug 8 '11 at 9:26
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Between multiple devices is gonna be real tough unless you get a way to read the clipboard from your Dropbox, but for Windows machines I use www.simidude.com.

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For the specific case of sending links to the mobile, since you mentioned an Android device, try Chrome2Phone. It's a plugin for google chrome and an app for android phone that does just that.

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App does not work with my device. – Boris_yo Aug 9 '11 at 5:30
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There is a portable version of a clipboard manager called Ditto. You could try installing it on a flash drive and use the flash drive on multiple computers.

Admittedly, this isn't an ideal solution, but it's a start.

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Ditto actually has a feature which does exactly what the OP wants, IIRC. – paradroid Apr 30 at 4:43
IIRC means "if I remember correctly." – Anderson Green Apr 30 at 21:38
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Between computers is easy. Between devices is tricky. You did not post which devices in particular.

AFAIK, neither Windows Phone nor iPhone allow you to monitor the clipboard. Only the Android. It likely you are asking for the impossible.

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Yes i have Android device. If i could sync clipboard between it and laptop... – Boris_yo Aug 8 '11 at 9:25
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If you use Firefox and you have a phone that also supports Firefox, then you can use Firefox Sync, which will sync your bookmarks, open tabs, as well as history, saved passwords, and even add-ons. This way, if you're reading a webpage and suddenly need to go somewhere, you can finish your reading on your phone.

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