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I've occasionally been interested in playing with clipboard managers, but I've always been stopped by the fact that at least a few times a day, I copy something
by rcthompson 4y ago
I've occasionally been interested in playing with clipboard managers, but I've always been stopped by the fact that at least a few times a day, I copy something I don't want a persistent record of (e.g. a password). How do other people deal with this? Do you just accept that your clipboard manager will save copies of all your passwords? Do you exclusively use an auto-type solution that doesn't use copy/paste? Something else?
- jagged-chisel 4y agoAlfred let’s me delete entries from its clipboard history feature.
- lelandfe 4y agoAlfred’s clipboard manager lets you block remembering copies from certain apps - for me that’s just 1Password. You can also set up a short lifetime for the history, eg 24hrs. Otherwise? SOL unless you manually prune sensitive entries.
- 0des 4y agoWhen in doubt, DOD wipe.
- latchkey 4y agoI'm kind of the opposite, being able to pin my Github PAT so that I can do commits from remote servers I'm working on, has been awesome.