The Windows + V keyboard shortcut in Windows 10 and later versions opens up the Windows Clipboard history.
This feature must be enabled first in the system settings for it to work. Once enabled, you can press Windows + V instead of CTRL + V to paste not just the last thing you copied but anything you've copied recently.
It is a helpful tool for managing multiple copy-paste actions more effectively, particularly when juggling data types like text, images, and URLs.
Remember, the clipboard history stores a maximum of 25 entries, with the older entries being pushed out as new ones come in. It's also important to note that the clipboard history is not preserved after you restart your PC.
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