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If you use windows, you can use WIN + V instead of using an editor for a copy paste buffer. WIN + V activates clipboard history, so you can see and select thin
by sander1095 2y ago
If you use windows, you can use WIN + V instead of using an editor for a copy paste buffer.
WIN + V activates clipboard history, so you can see and select things you copied previously.
- nyantaro1 2y agoThis is the kind of thing I love HN for. Great tip!
- GrzegorzWidla 2y agoAnd on macOS an open source Maccy app is a great clipboard manager / buffer.