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Command-e, put the selected text on the find clipboard. Then command-e, command-g (find next) will search for the selected text without sacrificing the copy/pa
by jonhess 7y ago
Command-e, put the selected text on the find clipboard.
Then command-e, command-g (find next) will search for the selected text without sacrificing the copy/paste clipboard.
Also, the find clipboard is shared between apps, so you can command-e in Safari, then command-g in Xcode.
- pier25 7y agoGet Alfred. Clipboard history will change your life.
- TheRealWatson 7y agoI've been using Copy'em Paste but Alfred looks like a beast.
- pier25 7y agoIt is a beast. If you are a dev you can extend it with scripts.
- ebg13 7y agoAnd eject a disk from the desktop.
- sethammons 7y agoNote, cmd+e seems to be a safari thing; no such luck in chrome. I just cmd+f again.
- keroro 7y agoIn chrome, cmd+e updates the search text, cmd+g starts the search and iterates through results, shift+cmd+g goes backward through the results
- AlchemistCamp 7y ago> cmd+e seems to be a safari thing Works fine on Firefox. I'd say breaking it is a Chrome thing.
- replugged 7y agoActually, doesn't work for me in Firefox (68.0.1)