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Oh wow, I didn't know I could run Chrome in application mode! Nice!

The C# application has a Socket.IO server, and another small C# program runs on the target PC polling for clipboard changes every 2 seconds. If there's a change, it will send the new text back to the server and the application will display it in a side window, so there's a list of clipboard contents I can navigate between.

Something like this (C#):

public void run()
{
     bool isRunning = true;
     string clipboardTxt = Clipboard.getText();
     Thread t = new Thread(new ThreadStart(()=>
     {
          while(isRunning)
          {
                if(!clipboardTxt.Equals(Clipboard.getText())
                {
                     clipboardTxt = Clipboard.getText();
                     var obj = new 
                     {
                           txt = clipboardTxt
                     };
                     webSocket.Send("42[\"clipboard\", " + JsonConvert.SerializeObject(obj) + "]");
                }
                Thread.Sleep(2000);
          }
     }));
     t.Start();
}

I guess a similar solution can also implemented in Python that runs on the target system polling for clipboard changes, and sending those changes back to the TinyPilot server, which can then be displayed somewhere on the webpage or be synchronized with the user's clipboard through the HTML5 Clipboard API. I suppose this can be improved upon by using event hooks to detect clipboard changes but this simple polling method is sufficient for my purposes for the time being. I think Socket.IO is also able to send binary data (i.e. images) but haven't played around with that yet.