Bridge two clipboards.
Create a temporary QR/code. The server coordinates only WebRTC metadata; clipboard text never enters signaling.
Pair two devices for ten minutes and move text or links directly over an encrypted WebRTC DataChannel. 2XBR never reads either clipboard in the background, never auto-pastes on receipt and never stores clipboard content on the server.
Bridge clipboards →Create a temporary QR/code. The server coordinates only WebRTC metadata; clipboard text never enters signaling.
Joining creates one encrypted DataChannel. Nothing is copied into or out of your system clipboard automatically.
The existing BEAM endpoint stores only temporary pairing and SDP/ICE metadata. Clipboard objects travel inside the peer DataChannel, so the signaling service never becomes a clipboard history.
READ CLIPBOARD requires a user click. Received objects appear in the page but are not written into the device clipboard until COPY is pressed.
Secret and deterministic high-risk PII signals are checked locally before each send. Sensitive items require explicit review.
The receiving browser hashes the exact UTF-8 text again before it appears in the peer timeline. The timeline itself is tab-memory only.
URLs, commands, addresses, snippets and one-time notes are often more annoying to move than files. CLIP adds that missing cross-device layer without turning 2XBR into a permanent messaging account.