This little console application looks at the last item on the clipboard. If it’s text data StringCleaning will strip out any formatting and push the “cleaned” version back on the clipboard to become the new latest entry. Once the application has finished, simply paste (CTRL-V, Edit/Paste, etc.) as you normally would.
This saves having to paste the copied text into Notepad or another plain-text editor first to remove formatting, and then recopying the cleaned version manually.
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