seekermeister

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I'm wondering if there is such a manager available that would retain it's content when rebooting into another OS? I understand that I could create a separate document with the data needed, that could then be accessed where ever wanted, but more often than not, I find that too much of a bother. For instance, it would be nice that I could copy a url in Windows, then reboot into Linux, and still have it available to paste into a browser there.

Also, I'm wondering if there is some way to make Windows 7 keep it's clipboard content through a reboot? My manager (Yankee Clipper) has a boiler plate, where one can store data in a fashion to accomplish that, but it isn't automatic, so most of what it contains is lost on reboot.
 
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I was wrong about Yankee Clipper, because it does have a history option, where it retains data after a reboot. Don't know why, but when I had tried in the past, it didn't work, but it did on the test reboot I just did. It would be nice if I could install it on the flash drive, instead of on the system itself, but even if that could be done, I don't know if it could be used in Linux. It's something to play with.
No, not the Opera that I use. When I clicked the install button, it said that it was for Opera 16, which basically is equivalent to Chrome.
 
So basically, when you have the webpage open and you want to save it, just click the save button as shown above. You don't need to type or copy-paste anything.