It is now possible to copy and paste between Android and Windows!

Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard is one of the most popular Android apps. This is because it is a keyboard that works well and has a lot of features. However, he just got a job that makes him even more powerful. It is now possible to copy and paste between Android and Windows and that is great news without a doubt!

It is now possible to copy and paste between Android and Windows!

SwiftKey Keyboard is now in version 7.9.0.5, and in addition to copying and pasting between Android and Windows, it allows the reverse as well.

This cloud clipboard function has been released beta From SwiftKey a few months ago. However, now it has reached the stable version and it is undoubtedly satisfying the majority of the users.

This is a great option. In this way, the text that you copied on the computer will also appear in the keyboard application until we paste it.

After installing the app, all we have to do is go to the keyboard. Then tap the three dots on the left. Next we need to download the drivers.

Then we need to select the Advanced Foreground option in the new menu.

Windows-Android version


Next, we need to click on the clipboard in the new window.

Windows-Android version


Then click Sync clipboard history. However, note that if you do this, you will need to be signed in to your Microsoft account.

Windows-Android version


After logging in, you can transfer data between operating systems.

Windows-Android version


But beware. This copy-and-paste via cloud functionality only saves history for one hour. In addition, only the last copied item is displayed in the Swiftkey toolbar.

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The latest version of Swiftkey is available on the Play Store. can be downloaded Here NS Android.

This is undoubtedly a very interesting feature and represents a different approach between Android and Windows and vice versa. I remember that Windows 11 recently gave the informed people the ability to run Android apps locally.

Stan Shaw

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