For a long time, the Google Keyboard is possibly integrated with the clipboard, being able to use it to paste fragments of text and images that you recently copied. If you’ve just copied something to the clipboard, it appears as a suggestion at the top of the keyboard. Gboard is currently testing a horizontal scroll suggestion string.
Until now, there were two ways to use the clipboard in Gboard: by tapping on the clipboard icon to see the full manager, or by using the hints that appear above the keyboard. Instead of a single suggestion, Gboard tests to display several, with the last elements of the clipboard.
Paste in Gboard, even easier
If you use the clipboard a lot on your mobile, you are interested. Gboard tests faster way to paste text snippets directly into any app you can write to.
So far, Gboard has only shown you the last shard that you copied to the clipboard in the top bar. If you wanted to copy the previous fragment, you had to go to the Clipboard section and search for it in the list of Recent. In this Gboard test, the top bar with clipboard clips have horizontal scrolling.
So if you copy four web addresses to the clipboard, one after the other, you can paste them into another app faster, by tapping on the four suggestions in the top bar. Without this feature you could do that too, but that meant going to the Clipboard section of Gboard, with a few extra touches.
As usual, Google has only enabled this feature for a few users, and even if you have the latest version of Gboard, there’s no guarantee that it will be enabled for you. There will be see if that ends up activating all users or if it stays in passing.
Gboard: the Google keyboard
Via | Android Police
Imagen | Kiranshastry from www.flaticon.com
