Clip Stack surely does the job it proclaims to execute. However  there isn't much value in the application because a typical """"""""""""""""Notepad"""""""""""""""" application pretty much does the same job if you wish for text and other media like a file. It would have been awesome if the contextual clipboard is presented with the option to pick up the values from """"""""""""""""Clip Stack"""""""""""""""". For instance  I navigate to a website and would want to paste multiple values in the text fields designated. If I attempt to copy a value from Clip Stack app and then navigate back to the website to paste those values  it would take me a lot of time. Instead of that  WHAT IF soon after I long-press on the field  it presents with the option to paste content from the clipboard as well as present me a snapshot of values from """"""""""""""""Clip Stack""""""""""""""""  which way I should have attempted to pick and paste one of the values from the application. This would be more intuitive. Not sure whether Android provides us a way to achieve it. But  such a feature would have truly been awesome instead of the existing features. Application design surely is commendable. But  unless the aforementioned feature has been added  we would not be finding it usable.""
February 28 2016