Do you use a Mac clipboard manager? If the answer’s no, you’re missing out. If you’re anything like most Mac power users, you’re constantly copying bits of text, links and code snippets across apps ...

Tapbots recently launched Pastebot 3, the newest version of its popular clipboard management software. Like prior versions of ...

Tapbots has released Pastebot 3, a ground-up rewrite of the Mac clipboard manager that includes several powerful automation ...

Since last fall, your Mac and your iOS devices have shared a Universal Clipboard. That is, you can copy on one device and paste on another. It’s seamless, and incredibly useful. For instance, you ...

Jason Snell, writing at Six Colors, is right about clipboard managers for macOS: if you never used one, you really should – and there are plenty of options to choose from. The magic moment of using a ...

Apple introduced Universal Clipboard in 2016 as a glue that connects what you copy and paste across all your iCloud-linked devices. Copy some text on an iPhone, and you can paste it on a Mac. AirDrop ...

Command-C is a new clipboard utility for the Mac and iOS from Danilo Torrisi that allows you to share text snippets and images between the devices. It uses a local WiFi connection so your data doesn't ...

New in macOS Sierra and iOS 10 is a Universal Clipboard feature that makes it much easier to transfer links, text, photos, and more between different devices. With Universal Clipboard, you can copy ...

If you're happy with Cmd-V and a plain text file on your desktop called SNIPPETS.TXT, you probably won't be bookmarking this post on Delicious. On the other hand, if you've been looking for a ...

MacOS Sierra understands you have multiple devices and the occasional need to share data across them. Apple’s desktop software now lets you easily share files via iCloud Drive, but for bits of text or ...

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