You may copy something you want to paste over and over again in the future. That seems odd to me, because each of these text alterations is highly context-dependent.ĬopyLess has a nice interface-I like how you can see which application each snippet was copied from. However, just as Cop圜lip makes plain/formatted text pasting a global preference, iClipboard does the same thing for transformations like capitalization and stripping white space. Copy’em Paste, CopyPaste Pro, and iClipboard let you change text case (uppercase, lowercase, or title case) among other transformations. formatted text only as a global preference, rather than deciding as you go as with the other apps.
But in Cop圜lip, you can specify plain vs. The most common option is to strip out text formatting, using either a special keystroke or a menu command. Some utilities let you transform a clipboard’s contents as you paste. All the clipboard managers I tested include a search feature, too. (iClipboard has an arrangement for every taste, giving you a menu, a pop-out drawer, a Dock menu, and a browser that’s much like the Command-Tab app switcher.) From there, you use your mouse, arrow keys, or further keyboard shortcuts to select an item and paste it. Which display format your clipboard manager uses is a matter of personal preference. When it comes time to paste a previous clipboard entry, you invoke the clipboard manager, typically by clicking a system-wide menu or by pressing a keyboard shortcut that displays a floating window listing recent clipboard entries.
I don’t think I’ve ever needed to go further back than 100 items.Ĭlipboard Center (shown), CopyPaste Pro, and iClipboard can merge clipped snippets together, pasting them as a group. But even the lowest limit should be fine for most people. You can generally set an arbitrary limit in order to preserve disk space and improve performance.
#PASTE AND COPYLESS PRO#
CopyLess limits you to the last 100 items, Cop圜lip lets you store 230, CopyPaste Pro goes up to 999, and the others can store as many as you like. The basic task of a clipboard manager is to maintain a clipboard history. I also looked at four launcher utilities and a macro utility, all of which have clipboard management features-more on those in a moment. If you have any questions concerning CopyLess usage or ideas for the new features you can always get in touch with developers directly: Email: Web: We are happy to answer your questions and help you in case there are any problems with CopyLess.For this roundup, I narrowed the choices down to six top contenders: Jérémy Marchand’s Integrated "Quick Help" immediately explains all important features. Optionally paste data with a single mouse click. Define the maximal number of items stored in CopyLess. Put any element to the system clipboard without pasting it in to the active application. Customizable labels for stored items to find them even faster. Integrated search to find fast the right item. Displays the icon of source application the data was copied from. Application filter to ignore data from defined applications. Serial-paste support, paste up to 10 items in the same order you've copied them. Paste up to 10 recent items and 10 favorites with user-defined keyboard shortcuts without opening the main window.
Access the clipboard with a single user defined keystroke. One click adds the item to the favorites list. Favorites list to store the items persistently.
#PASTE AND COPYLESS MAC OS X#
Seamless Mac OS X Quick Look integration to preview the content of stored items. See instantly the preview of stored items. Drag'n'Drop items between CopyLess and any other applications. Text, Pictures, Files and any applications specific data. Copy and paste data in any format supported by Mac OS X. Features: - Everything you copy to the clipboard will be added to CopyLess list automatically. Simple and intuitive user interface allows you to focus on your essential work and not on application itself and there are no distracting visual effects or inconsistent content presentation. Everything can now be copied at once and pasted when and wherever it is required.
#PASTE AND COPYLESS WINDOWS#
With CopyLess is no longer necessary to switch constantly between different applications or windows just to copy and paste several different items. Unlike the system clipboard CopyLess can store up to 100 items to which you have instant access at any time. CopyLess is an advanced and flexible clipboard manager.
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