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If you copy your password then use it and then delete the item from the clipboard manager manually.
by dmortin 5y ago
If you copy your password then use it and then delete the item from the clipboard manager manually.
- Rygian 5y agoI seem to have drifted to the exact opposite: no clipboard manager, and when I want to cut/copy something and have it persist for longer, I just paste it in a notepad application. I copy/paste passwords much more often than I require multiple clipboard entries alive together.