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jkeks
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by jkeks » Sep 20th, ’18, 06:37
I have clipboard history:
If I want to paste 10 times from 6th item history, I need each time select it.
But better way to to: selected item fix as currecnt, and paste each time on Ctrl-v
Thats best practic with ComfortKeys.
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Tom
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by Tom » Sep 21st, ’18, 13:33
Thanks for your suggestion, we will consider this.

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leejoramo
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by leejoramo » Oct 31st, ’18, 15:03
On macOS, I have used several clipboard managers that will move the used clipboard items to the first position so that you can re-paste it right away.
This is also a good pattern if you are repeatedly pasting a number of items. It moves them to the top of the stack so that they are easy to get to. For example, sometimes when testing a web form or application I will repeatly paste into the same 4 form fields.) You still have to navigate the clipboard, but the items will be at the top of the clipboard and in the correct order.
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Marko
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by Marko » Nov 1st, ’18, 15:51
I see two separate things:
- moving to the first position after paste
- updating the clipboard after paste (to allow Ctrl+V etc.)
Should both be considered?