GNOME Shell 50 · Wayland · local only A small GNOME Shell extension that brings the useful idea behind Windows’ Win+V panel to Ubuntu 26.04—without a daemon, an X11 helper, telemetry, or a network service. I wanted Win+V on GNOME, so I built it WinV keeps a compact, searchable history of clipboard text and images. It also includes offline emoji and Unicode symbol pickers, keyboard navigation, pinning, editing, private mode, and an optional Super+V shortcut. This is the version I use myself, and for me it is already just fine. I am sharing it because it may be useful to somebody else—not because it is trying to become a giant clipboard product. How it works The extension listens for clipboard ownership changes through GNOME Shell instead of polling. Ordinary history stays in memory and vanishes when Shell ends. Only pinned items are saved locally, in a file restricted to your user account.…