Ditto is an extension to the Windows Clipboard. You copy something to the Clipboard and Ditto takes what you copied and stores it in a database to retrieve at a later time.
Hi! Stellar work 👍🏻I just stumbled upon this whilst investigating issue noticed where clipboard doesn't perist after reboot (perhaps user logoff) I'm not yet interested in ms-settings-sync using Microsoft Account ‼️
I'm wondering how you even made Ditto, if you had to rewrite following changes in MS architecture (or maybe the changes to the clipboard are not that big, even since XP...)
I've used nirsofts before; are these all using same approach? ("clipboardic" , you may have encountered)
Ultimately I wanted to get the content, and understand where it is. I was about to procmon, maybe in safe mode to reduce all that noise (noob on needle-hunt in giant haystacks) but thought I'd ask an expert also.
TlDr is windows just using a SQLITE db, and can this be inferred, if not documented?
Hi! Stellar work 👍🏻I just stumbled upon this whilst investigating issue noticed where clipboard doesn't perist after reboot (perhaps user logoff) I'm not yet interested in ms-settings-sync using Microsoft Account ‼️
I'm wondering how you even made Ditto, if you had to rewrite following changes in MS architecture (or maybe the changes to the clipboard are not that big, even since XP...)
I've used nirsofts before; are these all using same approach? ("clipboardic" , you may have encountered)
Ultimately I wanted to get the content, and understand where it is. I was about to procmon, maybe in safe mode to reduce all that noise (noob on needle-hunt in giant haystacks) but thought I'd ask an expert also.
TlDr is windows just using a SQLITE db, and can this be inferred, if not documented?
THANKS!