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I did something similar for years, but using the Windows 'run' dialog instead, so I'd select the text, CTRL-C, WIN-R, CTRL-V, CTRL-A, CTRL-X, and then paste in
by GordonS 6y ago
I did something similar for years, but using the Windows 'run' dialog instead, so I'd select the text, CTRL-C, WIN-R, CTRL-V, CTRL-A, CTRL-X, and then paste in the now unformatted text where I wanted it. Sounds convoluted, but after doing it a few times, muscle memory made it really fast, 2s or so.
I discovered PureText a good while back (mentioned by the author), which instead let's me bind WIN-V to paste the current clipboard as unformatted text. Unfortunately the functionality has been a bit unreliable because of Windows updates, so I'll be giving this a try.