How to check clipboard content?

To check the clipboard content, you can use different methods depending on your operating system. Here are some common ways:

On Linux (using the terminal)

1. Using xclip:
   If you have xclip installed, you can check the clipboard content with the following command:

   xclip -o

2. Using xsel:
   If you have xsel installed, you can use:

   xsel --clipboard --output

3. Using wl-paste (for Wayland):
   If you're using Wayland, you can use:

   wl-paste

On macOS

1. Using the Terminal:
   You can check the clipboard content by using the pbpaste command:

   pbpaste

On Windows

1. Using Command Prompt:
   You can check the clipboard content by using the following command:

   powershell Get-Clipboard

2. Using PowerShell:
   You can also use PowerShell directly:

   Get-Clipboard

GUI Method

• Clipboard Managers: You can also use clipboard manager applications that allow you to view and manage clipboard history. Examples include Clipman, CopyQ, or Diodon for Linux, and various clipboard managers available for Windows and macOS.

Choose the method that best fits your operating system and preferences.