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For me it’s Ctrl + C / V. I will frequently hit Ctrl + C when I want to paste, and some software helpfully copies a blank line to the clipboard if nothing is se
by dabinat 8mo ago
For me it’s Ctrl + C / V. I will frequently hit Ctrl + C when I want to paste, and some software helpfully copies a blank line to the clipboard if nothing is selected, thus erasing whatever I copied.
- sixhobbits 8mo agoGet a clipboard manager. Being able to access my last 20 copies instead of only 1 is definitely something I wish I set up a decade before I did. Not only useful for mistakes but also just if you jeed to eg copy someone's bank info to separate fields without doing 4 switches from invoice to bank app
- frizlab 8mo agoIt’s builtin the OS now, via Spotlight.
- aucisson_masque 8mo agoIt's buggy, had to go back to third party application.
- frizlab 8mo agoHa? Never had an issue personally. I’m not a heavy user of this feature anyways, so that does not mean much…
- aucisson_masque 8mo agoYeah well the thing is that something you can rely 99% of the time is a pain in the ass for a clipboard manager.
- deepsun 8mo agoI miss shift-insert/shift-delete. From the days when both hands were on the keyboard.