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Ditto - Clipboard manager for Windows. The nicest I've used on any OS. Great for managing the last N items (set to remove items after a week for me) and it's ea

Ditto - Clipboard manager for Windows. The nicest I've used on any OS. Great for managing the last N items (set to remove items after a week for me) and it's easy to delete or modify entries. Klipper - Clipboard manager for Linux. It's part of KDE so I'm not sure if it counts but it doesn't seem to be well known. Basically the same as Ditto for Linux but a bit clunkier. 7+ Taskbar Tweaker - Tool that modifies the Windows taskbar. My favorite two features: 1. Hiding the Windows logo/start button so Win+1 correlates with the first icon, Win+2 with the second, etc. 2. Making it such that if I click an application icon with multiple windows, the first window will just come to the front (and the second if the first is already at the front, etc.) instead of having to click from a list of windows. SharpKeys - Windows tool to remap keyboard keys. Equivalent to using the Registry but more pleasant.

brokenmachine 8y ago
With ditto, can you copy a few things into the clipboard, then paste them in order somehow? So for example I copy my password, then my username, then you can press, say, ctrl-shift-v and it will paste your password and remove the topmost item so the next paste will be my username? Or something like that?
- ChrisGranger 8y ago
  Is there any clipboard manager that can do this? It sounds like a good idea. Edit: it would be easy enough to whip this up using Autokey (Linux) or AutoHotkey (Windows), but I wouldn't be too keen on having a password in plain text in a script... At least with a clipboard manager you can clear that password right after use.
  - brokenmachine 8y ago
    Arsclip is meant to be able to do it, but I couldn't work out how to do it.
ahoka 8y ago
Windows 10 seems to have built-in clipboard manager: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4028529/windows-10-clipboard https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4028529/windows-10-... Anyone using it? Not my thing, but I thought I might mention it, maybe somone finds it useful.

brokenmachine 8y ago

With ditto, can you copy a few things into the clipboard, then paste them in order somehow? So for example I copy my password, then my username, then you can press, say, ctrl-shift-v and it will paste your password and remove the topmost item so the next paste will be my username? Or something like that?

ChrisGranger 8y ago
Is there any clipboard manager that can do this? It sounds like a good idea. Edit: it would be easy enough to whip this up using Autokey (Linux) or AutoHotkey (Windows), but I wouldn't be too keen on having a password in plain text in a script... At least with a clipboard manager you can clear that password right after use.
- brokenmachine 8y ago
  Arsclip is meant to be able to do it, but I couldn't work out how to do it.

ahoka 8y ago

Windows 10 seems to have built-in clipboard manager: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4028529/windows-10-clipboard https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4028529/windows-10-... Anyone using it? Not my thing, but I thought I might mention it, maybe somone finds it useful.