Comment on Show HN: A keyboard-centric clipboard history app for macOSComments−Unbiased86782yInteresting, I've been using raycast clipboard that even stores images. Instead of cmd+shift+v i use cmd+shift+p which is much quicker to pull up.−nilawafer2yCopied content never leaves your computer and is encrypted on your local hard drive. Passwords copied from any password managers and other transient data are ignored by default. https://www.raycast.com/extensions/clipboard-history−robertn7022yBoth of those combinations pretty commonly used in other applicationscmd+shift+v -> unformatted pastecmd+shift+p -> command paletteI use Karabiner and use right_command+v for the clipboard launcher without interfering with the other apps.−pjot2yCan you explain the cmd+shift+p a bit more? I use raycast as well, but need to opt+space+”c…l…I…”−girishso2yThe only thing missing from raycast clipboard is ability to paste previous 'copy's with a keyboard shortcut.−mathfailure2yAbandonware.−winstonp2yI do cmd+ctrl+v
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Interesting, I've been using raycast clipboard that even stores images. Instead of cmd+shift+v i use cmd+shift+p which is much quicker to pull up.
Copied content never leaves your computer and is encrypted on your local hard drive. Passwords copied from any password managers and other transient data are ignored by default. https://www.raycast.com/extensions/clipboard-history
Both of those combinations pretty commonly used in other applications
cmd+shift+v -> unformatted paste
cmd+shift+p -> command palette
I use Karabiner and use right_command+v for the clipboard launcher without interfering with the other apps.
Can you explain the cmd+shift+p a bit more? I use raycast as well, but need to opt+space+”c…l…I…”
The only thing missing from raycast clipboard is ability to paste previous 'copy's with a keyboard shortcut.
Abandonware.
I do cmd+ctrl+v