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I've been using PureText to do this for several years. It's a tiny app that let's you configure keys to paste the contents of the clipboard as unformatted text
by GordonS 6y ago
I've been using PureText to do this for several years. It's a tiny app that let's you configure keys to paste the contents of the clipboard as unformatted text - I use WIN-V.
PureText works perfectly for me, so I'm curious to know how this differs, and if it has any benefits over PureText?
- noseratio 6y agoI was a PureText user for over a decade and I lately (with frequent Win10 updates) I was experiencing problems with some apps, like often I heard the beep but nothing was getting pasted. If it still works great for you, naturally there is no need to switch. There is one useful feature unique to my app (AFAIK), it's Win+Ins for pasting into a command line. It replaces all line breaks with spaces, so nothing gets automatically executed upon pasting.