I have to confess—I’ve been neglecting Windows. I haven’t kept up with what’s new in each OS release for quite some time. Because of that, I completely missed that Windows 11 now includes a Clipboard History feature, which lets you access and select from previously copied items!
You can access your Clipboard History by pressing Windows Key + V. From there, you can select any item from the list to paste into your open application.
MacOS users will have to wait until the release of MacOS Tahoe.
Here’s a video that breaks down the key differences between macOS and Windows in terms of functionality.
Trust me, switching after years of using Windows can be a bit of a rough journey—but once you get used to it, you'll really start to love it.
If the above video is not enough here is another good one.
There’s always going to be a debate about which operating system is better. Some time ago, I was one of those people who passionately participated in these debates—defending... Windows.
I stopped doing that a long time ago, once I realized that the best operating system is simply the one that fits your current needs—and I emphasize current.
Over time, I’ve used Android, iPadOS, iOS, macOS, ChromeOS, Linux, and Windows. All of them served me well for certain tasks and not so well for others. I learned that this doesn’t make any one of them inherently better than the rest.
That’s why I liked this video—you can see a macOS fan defending features that a Windows user just can’t relate to.
I basically agree with the things listed in this video. These are things that works lot better in a Mac than in Windows.
You may not know this trick but you can identify birds from any picture, from a website or screenshot.
