See the video for demonstrations of all three of these features. In this way I can paste key/value pairs (like username and password) with ease, and in those not-so-rare-moments when you make a pasting error (like you think you’re about to paste one thing, but get another) the thing you really want to paste is almost always the penultimate! I keep this workflow on my rarely-used Github account in this repo. It’s not a word you hear daily something penultimate is “The next to the last” – and so, when I hit my hotkey for this function it will paste the second last thing. To that end I have made one in particular that I can’t live without. The clipboard is one of the many system operations that can be manipulated in workflows as well. Double-tapping C to copy adds new text to current clipboard items Clipboard Workflows The next paste will contain everything done in this way. To do this I copy the first thing as normal ( cmd+c), then all subsequent copies are done by double-tapping the C to append then new selection to the former. The solution is to copy multiple items to the clipboard as one.
MAC CLIPBOARD MANAGER 10.6.8 MANUAL
A screenshot of the clipboard history Copy mergingĮver find yourself needing to copy/paste a lot of URLs or some other information? With a single clipboard there’s a lot of switching, with clipboard history there is tedious manual clipboard management.
I can also start typing the word “image” or anything contained in the clipboard to fuzzy search. When I hit the hotkey Alfred pops up: I can scroll through or use a keyboard shortcut to paste. The first and most obvious use is clipboard history, showing the last few dozen copied things, including text, code, images etc.
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