Using Belt.io to copy and paste between devices

Byryan

Yesterday I posted about using Pushbullet to send links, pictures, text and other data between your devices. It works really well, with only one fault. All your devices need to be logged into the same Google or Facebook account. This means it’s difficult to copy between a personal device and a work device, or a temporary device. Belt.io is a service to help with that.

Belt.io

You can create an account with an email address, and then log into that account on your devices using an app on iOS or Android, or with a browser extension with Chrome or Firefox.

Belt.io is limited to just sending text, but sometimes, that’s all you need. 🙂

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