Listening for clipboard events such as copy, cut, and paste allows you to respond to user actions and make your web apps more interactive. When a user copies, cuts, or pastes content, adding event listeners for these actions lets you provide immediate feedback, such as a brief notification confirming the action. This improves user experience by making interactions clear and reassuring users that their actions were successful. In the example above, when you perform a clipboard action in the textarea, a notification appears to inform you what happened. This pattern is helpful for accessibility, usability, and can also be used to trigger additional logic, such as analytics or content validation, whenever clipboard actions occur.