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At last Apple implemented a decent clipboard history. KDE has this thing for a decade now, I guess... KDE also can encode entries as QR codes, so you can make
by bayindirh 1y ago
At last Apple implemented a decent clipboard history. KDE has this thing for a decade now, I guess...
KDE also can encode entries as QR codes, so you can make URLs transferable to your phone or whatnot.
-- Sent from my MacBook Air.
- heavyset_go 1y agoIf you use KDE Connect, your clipboard history immediately goes to your phone's clipboard :)
- gazook89 1y agomacOS/ios can also share clipboards for awhile now. For KDE Connect, does the phone have to be an Android or ?
- jcotton42 1y agoKDE Connect exists on both iOS and Android, though some functions like text messages aren't available on iOS.
- heavyset_go 1y agoKDE Connect works on macOS, Windows, Linux, Android and iOS
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- ubercow13 1y agoMore like, almost 3 decades.
- pabs3 1y agoKDE doesn't have infinite clipboard history yet, like the GPaste extension for GNOME Shell has.
- heavyset_go 1y agoCopyQ works for forever history for me, it also doesn't save copied passwords, which is nice.
- pabs3 1y agoHow does it detect passwords? Usually those are just plain-text when copied. https://hluk.github.io/CopyQ/ https://hluk.github.io/CopyQ/ Either way, I think it is better to not copy passwords to the clipboard or the selection, but store and transfer them via password-manager/browser/etc APIs.
- heavyset_go 1y agoWith KDE on Wayland, there is a clipboard hint MIME type `x-kde-passwordManagerHint` for passwords that clipboard managers can choose to drop.
- pabs3 1y agoNot too much support out there, but at least some important things do: https://codesearch.debian.net/search?q=x-kde-passwordManagerHint&literal=1 https://codesearch.debian.net/search?q=x-kde-passwordManager...
- heavyset_go 1y agoAt least in my experience, it works with the password and clipboard managers I use, and even some command-line utilities like wl-clipboard. Wish it was a protocol-level setting, though, instead of something KDE specific and honored at the application level.
- bayindirh 1y agoI'm fine with ~250 entries (which I configured), plus search. I don't prefer to have "forever" files which grows all the time. I found out that being able to let go of things relieves a lot of load over one's proverbial and literal shoulders.