Clippets
macOS / Productivité
Clippets keeps track of text snippets copied to the system clipboard and stores them locally in a database.
You can search for text, edit the snippets, combine them, and copy them back to the clipboard to be pasted into your documents.
Each snippet has a timestamp when it was saved, and you can specify how many snippets to keep, and how long they are retained. You can also mark your favorite snippets to be retained indefinitely.
The Snippet Editor can display and edit the text in hexadecimal.
In the preferences, you can designate a system-wide keyboard shortcut to activate Clippets from any other app.
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
Clippets can now show its icon in the menu bar, and can be removed from the Dock and the App Switcher.
Multiline snippets can now be searched and filtered in the Inspector; individual or filtered lines in a snippet can be selectively copied to the Snippet Editor.
Snippets can be filtered by size.
The most recently deleted snippet can be restored.
There is a new keyboard shortcut that places the second-last snippet on the clipboard, for those times when you mistakenly do Copy twice instead of Copy then Paste.
