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But I really hope someone here knows one, or at least can tell me which of the popular ones don't do what I want so I can save time trying them. I've been reading through the marketing buzz and feature lists of a bunch of clipboard managers and so far haven't found one that definitely does the above, though I have found a few that might and I could buy them one by one and try each one. I want something that stays out of the way unless I choose to use it, but comes up quickly with the click of a hotkey (the key combo of my choice), shows me what's in the pastebuffer, lets me edit it if I want to, and with a single click, transforms what's in the pastebuffer to unformatted plain ASCII text. Older versions of OSX should work as well. It is built to start from a clean installation of OSX El Capitain. Forward: I put together this guide to assist young developers in setting up new OSx hardware. Other transformations could be nice too, but those two are the ones I really care about. iterm spectacle Sublime Text 3 Chrome Firefox Flењњut Alfred Databases. Im using Flycut, but there are plenty of alternatives for Mac.

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For example, convert В© to '(c)', Е“ to 'oe', em-dash to regular dash, 'smart quotes' to regular ASCII quotes, and so on. Its one of the most popular productivity Mac apps for years, and for a good reason. Strip formatting (I'd like to be able to have this as a default, so if I just bring up the box and click to save changes, formatting is stripped)Д¬onvert to 7-bit ASCII. Some automatic transformations available, so that I can do them without hand-editing.

Hotkey to make that window appear is configurable - so I can have it be cmd-shift-C which is what is already embedded in my habits from many years. Lets me pop up a simple window that shows what's currently in the pastebuffer and lets me edit it right there. But all the heavily-featured clipboard managers have such long lists of features that I find it hard to tell if they have the few I care about, and all the really simple ones (such as plain clip) do not.

I wouldn't mind having that capability, it's just not what I care about. I see a number of 'clipboard managers' out there, but most of them are focused on saving a history of many past copies so you can paste old ones, which is not what I want.

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With my recent update from El Capitan to Catalina, a utility I've depended on for nearly the entire time OS X has existed, stopped working, and I'm looking for a replacement.

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