The virtual keyboard on Chrome OS has been a sore point for many Chromebook tablet owners. Ranging from unreliable autocorrect to buggy input, the typing experience on it is still pretty lackluster to this day. Last year, it did at least receive improved handwriting recognition, a major UI facelift, and an option to change its size. Now, Google is getting ready to integrate one of our favorite Chrome OS 89 features.
We've been tracking Multipaste's development for a couple of weeks, and a recent Chrome OS Beta update added its functionality. When activated, it introduces a clipboard to the virtual keyboard, helping you access copied text or images on your tablet. If your device is on the Beta, Dev, or Canary channel, you can try Multipaste right now by copying and pasting the following URL into Chrome's address bar.
