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On the subject of copy pasting, does anyone else use the browser's address bar as a quick way to get rid of line breaks? Ideally, I would prefer a less janky wa
by mundays 3y ago
On the subject of copy pasting, does anyone else use the browser's address bar as a quick way to get rid of line breaks? Ideally, I would prefer a less janky way but I do it too infrequently to justify a dedicated program.
- Dwedit 3y agoI just use the Run dialog (WindowsKey+R) to get a plain text box. Run Dialog (WindowsKey+R), Paste (Ctrl+V), Select All (Ctrl+A), Copy (Ctrl+C), Cancel (ESC). Now clipboard has plain text.
- al_borland 3y agoBack when I used Windows I used AutoHotKey to do things like stripping formatting, removing line breaks, or whatever I found myself wanting to do frequently. It’s an extra program, but not dedicated to that one feature, I had it doing all kinds of stuff over time. HammerSpoon on macOS can likely do some similar stuff, but not as powerful, in my limited use of it. I’m not sure if there is something similar for Linux, I assume so.
- bean-weevil 3y agoI have a keyboard shortcut that opens my clipboard in neovim. Then, it's as simple as ggVGgJ:wq
- jessekv 3y agoSounds useful, how did you set it up?
- noman-land 3y agoCmd + Shift + V works in a large number of places.