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Ditto is an extension to the standard windows clipboard. It saves each item placed on the clipboard allowing you access to any of those items at a later time. Ditto allows you to save any type of information that can be put on the clipboard, text, images, html, custom formats, .....


It appears that way. I pasted the JSON array into your plugin, created a workflow on button click, added a workflow step with a copy to clipboard plugin, and selected the ID of the JSON.stringify element to paste to clipboard. See attached. Not sure if this is the right way to do this.



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Basically, this will JSON will be in plain text format in my Bubble app. Then when the user clicks copy it would be copied to the clipboard in the same format as from Webflow, so the user can then paste the JSON component into their Webflow project.


I have this strange situation: I open a software, copy something, close it, and then clipboard is erased and I can't paste it anymore. This only happens if I manually copy/paste it, but it works fine when I run wl-copy/wl-paste (i.e. can paste it normally after closing the terminal).


ClipClip is a free clipboard management software for Windows that will revolutionize the way you copy and paste. ClipClip makes it possible to copy multiple texts, images or files to your clipboard. You can then browse or search through these Latest Clips, or convert them to Saved Clips so you can assign a title and organize them into folders to use later on.


ClipClip is a clipboard management software for Windows. It saves any type of information that can be copied to the clipboard such as images, texts and links, so you can view, edit, and organize them.


Note also that detected passwords, as well as being concealed in the clipboard switchers (until your option click on them) are never saved to disk and are removed from the clipboard history when then get past slot 10.


That was the detection routine I mentioned in my earlier reply, the ability to limit passwords to just the first slot is good but I was adding my thoughts behind having a clipboard application blacklist, that way no passwords will make it into the clipboard history.


As seen in the video, any attempt to use the clipboard history only pastes the most recently copied item. Switching other applications to the foreground resets the problem until Anki is placed in the foreground again.






I did not show this, but the same issue occurs when attempting to use snippets with auto-expansion. Anki auto-expansion results in pasting the most recently copied item, but it works fine in all other applications.


Thanks for sharing the video - based on everything I can see, and what you've said, this issue is exclusive to Anki, so have you contacted them to understand how it manipulates the clipboard? Snippets text expansion also uses pasting, so everything points to Anki (or more specifically, one or more of the plugins) manipulating the clipboard in such a way that normal operation cannot happen from Alfred.


The notification sound you're hearing - assuming it is what I think it is - is the sound you'll hear when there's no text field in focus for Alfred to paste a snippet or clipboard item into. Again, it indicates that Anki is doing something unusual.


I can copy & paste in editor vim.. andI know copying with mouse.. how to set vim to select all lines and copy them without mouse and paste it to other application like leafpad with Ctrl+V or with "paste" in options? it is possible in vim?


For clipboard, you need e.g. the gvim package from the arch repo's, which includes a vim with clipboard support enabled, and then you mark the text and then copy it to clipboard with '"+y', that is 'double-quote+plus+y' and then paste in whatever clipboard capable app with ussually ctrl+v.


Finally, you can configure vim to always yank to clipboard(in addition to primary-selection), so you can mark text, press y, and then ctrl+v in whatever clipboard capable app afterwards; to do that add 'set clipboard=unnamedplus' to your .vimrc. (note, vim clears whatever it self has placed in the clipboard whenever quiting vim, so keep vim open after you have copied from it and untill after you've pasted from it...)


parcellite is not needed.. I just want to copy all lines in vim (sometimes 20 000 lines) with command Shift + V and Shift + G and SOME COMMAND to clipboard which allows me pasting these lines to web browser for example ....


You don't need gvim, vim from the gvim package, or custom-built, can also copy/paste to/from X11 apps, and both needs "+y to copy to clipboard(or 'clipboard=unnamedplus' in .vimrc), instead of using it's own internal buffer(s)...


Just for safety reasons, I configure my Vim with three relevant flags: +clipboard +xterm_clipboard +X11 -- as I have already mentioned above. The original Vim was not supposed to be used in the X environment, while gVim was. Therefore only one of them comes with X specific features enabled by default. However, it's possible to reconfigure text-only version of Vim to act like a regular X application, or at least make it able to seamlessly communicate with the X environment and use X resources. I believe if you don't need GUI and only some features of gVim, recompiling Vim is the a thing to be done.


I have performed two tests. The first test used Notepad and Calc applications. The buffer exchange worked fine. The second test used Application X and Calc. The error happened (apparently) after copying from app X and pasting in Calc. Moreover, the exchange of simple text proceeded normally. After copying a complex object (a structure of several lines from a Grid element) from Application X, Calc stopped tracking buffer changes. Calc inserts what was his last.


 Frants, Sometimes something similar happens to me when I try to copy from other programs (e.g. Adobe Reader), but it seems to me that it is not a problem with LibreOffice but with the clipboard. LibreOffice 6.4.7.2 (x86); OS: Windows 6.1.


I hesitate to mention this but Windows 10 does have a built-in clipboard manager and it might be a workaround. Click Start menu > Settings > System > Clipboard > Clipboard History, switch to On. When you need an older item then Windows+V will bring up recent copies since last boot or its limit.


Hello, running Server 2019, CVAD 2206 on-prem. Client clipboard redirection is currently prohibited for all virtual apps and desktops. It is possible to allow client clipboard redirection for just one Published XenApp Application? Seems that since the policy is assigned to the machine that it is either all or nothing but thought I would ask anyways. We have one specific published application that we would like to allow users to be able to copy (Clipboard only, not files) from their local machine to the published application.


In vim you can use the visual mode to select what you need to copy than you can paste in either insert or normal mode. This is working within vim. If you need vim to handle the global clipboard, well that is a different story. Would recommend checking out xclip or just use the mouse to copy from vim (might need to disable the mouse tho first) and rely on the terminal emulator to paste in vim (ctrl+shift+v in most cases).

For a start take a look at this: ,_cut_and_paste


My concern though is that the clipboard manager would automatically store any passwords that i copy from 1password, which i have to copy from time to time as not all website forms auto fill correctly / most desktop apps dont have the facility to be auto filled.


While 1Password is doing its part by properly marking sensitive clippings as transient data when copying it to the clipboard, its ultimately up to other apps to honor it and not save copies of that data and/or have explicit blacklists that can include 1Password.


I recently started using an app on my Android devices named "Clipboard Actions". It's a pretty cool little app, that lets you do all sorts of interesting things with the stuff you copy/cut onto the clipboard.


That sounds like a cool app! The clipboard is shared with the system and all apps on your device have access to it. Apps can also register themselves to listen to the shared clipboard and be notified whenever something new is copied. Unfortunately, there is no way to exclude 1Password from these events on Android, so it can also be a dangerous place for secrets if you have malicious apps running on the device.


If you need to copy out of 1Password, then you will need to explicitly clear it within the app that is monitoring the shared clipboard. Of course, this doesn't prevent apps from having the data that was copied. To further minimize the use of the shared clipboard, you are welcome to use the 1Password Keyboard to perform filling logins. This is one way to completely avoid copying & pasting your credentials!


The clipboard is a buffer that some operating systems provide for short-term storage and transfer within and between application programs. The clipboard is usually temporary and unnamed, and its contents reside in the computer's RAM.[1]


The clipboard provides an application programming interface by which programs can specify cut, copy and paste operations. It is left to the program to define methods for the user to command these operations, which may include keybindings and menu selections. When an element is copied or cut, the clipboard must store enough information to enable a sensible result no matter where the element is pasted. Application programs may extend the clipboard functions that the operating system provides. A clipboard manager may give the user additional control over the clipboard. Specific clipboard semantics vary among operating systems, can also vary between versions of the same system, and can sometimes be changed by programs and by user preferences.


Clipboards as buffers for small text snippets were first used by Pentti Kanerva when he used it to store deleted texts in order to restore them.[4] Since one could delete a text in one place and restore it in another, the term "delete" wasn't what one would expect in this case. Larry Tesler renamed this in 1973 as cut, copy, and paste and coined the term "clipboard" for this buffer, since these techniques need a clipboard for temporary saving the copied or cut data.[5]

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