One of the first things I notice is a lack of the ability to set your internet proxy.  Without that, I can't use it to access snipplr.  Do you have any intention of adding that ability?

I see you're using .NET.  Not sure if it's C#, or what libraries you're using to connect, but if you're using the out of the box support and are using C#, here's an example of setting a proxy...

            var result = new StringBuilder();
            try
            {
              var transferProxy = new WebProxy("http://proxy:80/", true);
              transferProxy.Credentials = new NetworkCredential("userId", "password", "Domain");
              var transferRequest = WebRequest.Create("http://www.snipplr.com");
              transferRequest.Proxy = transferProxy;
              HttpWebResponse transferResponse = (HttpWebResponse)transferRequest.GetResponse(); 
              System.IO.Stream outputStream = transferResponse.GetResponseStream();
              System.Text.Encoding outputEncoding = System.Text.Encoding.GetEncoding("utf-8");
              System.IO.StreamReader outputReader = new System.IO.StreamReader(outputStream, outputEncoding);
              char[] chars = new Char[256];
              int readCount = outputReader.Read(chars, 0, 256);
              int totalRead = readCount;
              while(readCount > 0)
              {
                string str = new String(chars, 0, 256);
                result.Append(str);
                readCount = outputReader.Read(chars, 0, 256);
              }
              transferResponse.Close();
              outputStream.Close();
              outputReader.Close();
            }
            catch(Exception ex)
            {
              string str = ex.Message;
            }

Caveat- I pulled this from some other code and scrubbed some of the identifying lines, so there may be extraneous lines in there or it may not compile offhand, but the code is correct.  Let me know if you have any questions, but it's pretty straightforward, and from what you've already done with snip-it, I'm sure it shouldn't be an issue.  

UPDATE: Made sure it still compiled and fixed an embarrassing oversight.

I always allow a choice personally.  There might be a reason not to use the default proxy, so I just put a radio button to allow (a) default proxies or (b) custom proxy.  This also takes care of the case where IE won't play right, which I've had a problem with before.

I have added a full drag and drop support in the current release (for both: files and text blocks from other IDEs or editors).

Yeah! I am off to download my registered version (with super special extra privileges  ).

Good Point kartal. I changed the key to "CTRL" "Windows Key" "S". Still needed to use "CTRL" because the "Windows Key" "S" toggles caps lock if you have one of those intelli keyboards MSFT sells.

Wraith808, the updated version also supports configuring proxy settings for connecting to Snipplr. Let me know if you have any issues with it.

You can download the latest version from:
http://www.snipitpro.com/tryItFree.html

No joy on the Proxy settings, unfortunately.  I attempted to let it get default settings, then after that didn't work, I specified them manually, and never was able to get past the proxy.

Using WinXP Professional SP2.  Let me know if you need me to check anything else.

I specified username and password, but not domain.  I also specified a port on the proxy.

Try this snippet and see if it works for you... It does for me in my code.

            var result = new StringBuilder();
            try
            {
                var transferProxy = new WebProxy("http://<proxyaddress>:<proxyport>/", true);
                transferProxy.Credentials = new NetworkCredential("<username>", "<password>", "<domain>");
                var transferRequest = WebRequest.Create("http://www.snipplr.com");
                transferRequest.Proxy = transferProxy;
                HttpWebResponse transferResponse = (HttpWebResponse)transferRequest.GetResponse(); 
                System.IO.Stream outputStream = transferResponse.GetResponseStream();
                System.Text.Encoding outputEncoding = System.Text.Encoding.GetEncoding("utf-8");
                System.IO.StreamReader outputReader = new System.IO.StreamReader(outputStream, outputEncoding);
                char[] chars = new Char[256];
                int readCount = outputReader.Read(chars, 0, 256);
                int totalRead = readCount;
                while(readCount > 0)
                {
                    string str = new String(chars, 0, 256);
                    result.Append(str);
                    readCount = outputReader.Read(chars, 0, 256);
                }
                transferResponse.Close();
                outputStream.Close();
                outputReader.Close();
            }
            catch(Exception ex)
            {
                string str = ex.Message;
            }
            StreamWriter fileOut = new StreamWriter("testProxy.txt");
            fileOut.WriteLine(result.ToString());
            fileOut.Close();

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Why don't try my DTT (Developer's Tips & Tricks)?  It's free... 

Free download from: DTT page

Best regards,
FSL

Hey this works under Linux under Wine as well And it seems like there is drag and drop now

The CodeBank author (Nikola Dachev) looks like he has created a few nice programs: http://www.zeraha.org/