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I use Alfred, but having tried at least a dozen clipboard managers, Paste[1] is still my favorite (mainly for the way it handles presentation and searching of s

I use Alfred, but having tried at least a dozen clipboard managers, Paste[1] is still my favorite (mainly for the way it handles presentation and searching of saved clips). [1] https://pasteapp.io https://pasteapp.io

kitsunesoba 4y ago
Will definitely give it a shot, very polished looking. Always a treat to see Mac apps like that.
mattio 4y ago
I tried paste, but it is too much in your face for my taste. Would love something like the clipboard manager from the JetBrain suite as a global clipboard manager. Will give Alfred a try, thanks!
clashmeifyoucan 4y ago
I swear by Paste as well, since coming from Windows, it mimics the Windows clipboard ui and hence was easy to get used to. I do wish that macOS at some point makes a native clipboard manager.
Gys 4y ago
I use it a lot, but it sometimes is too slow to catch my copy action. Maybe the newer version is better? But I was very disappointed they switched to a subscription model (1-2 years ago?). Looking on their website now, maybe I should reconsider, but its not even clear how much. And too many features for me anyway.
cromka 4y ago
From their website: "Everything secure: All Paste data is stored in your own iCloud Drive using industry-standard security technologies and encryption." Maybe it's me, but reading "everything secure" I was expecting the next paragraph to be something along the lines of "nothing leaves your computer" rather than "we store your sh*t on the cloud"...
- tgv 4y ago
  Yeah, that's a great way to get your passwords and keys in the open.
- mjmsmith 4y ago
  You can disable iCloud sync.
  - cromka 4y ago
    Not the point, though. I don't trust a "secure" product that defaults to an unsafe behavior. If they put functionality above security in this aspect, then where else did they, too?

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I use Alfred, but having tried at least a dozen clipboard managers, Paste[1] is still my favorite (mainly for the way it handles presentation and searching of s

by mjmsmith 4y ago

kitsunesoba 4y ago
Will definitely give it a shot, very polished looking. Always a treat to see Mac apps like that.
mattio 4y ago
I tried paste, but it is too much in your face for my taste. Would love something like the clipboard manager from the JetBrain suite as a global clipboard manager. Will give Alfred a try, thanks!
clashmeifyoucan 4y ago
I swear by Paste as well, since coming from Windows, it mimics the Windows clipboard ui and hence was easy to get used to. I do wish that macOS at some point makes a native clipboard manager.
Gys 4y ago
I use it a lot, but it sometimes is too slow to catch my copy action. Maybe the newer version is better? But I was very disappointed they switched to a subscription model (1-2 years ago?). Looking on their website now, maybe I should reconsider, but its not even clear how much. And too many features for me anyway.
cromka 4y ago
From their website: "Everything secure: All Paste data is stored in your own iCloud Drive using industry-standard security technologies and encryption." Maybe it's me, but reading "everything secure" I was expecting the next paragraph to be something along the lines of "nothing leaves your computer" rather than "we store your sh*t on the cloud"...
- tgv 4y ago
  Yeah, that's a great way to get your passwords and keys in the open.
- mjmsmith 4y ago
  You can disable iCloud sync.
  - cromka 4y ago
    Not the point, though. I don't trust a "secure" product that defaults to an unsafe behavior. If they put functionality above security in this aspect, then where else did they, too?