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Paste has been Lee's clipboard manager of choice for a while now and the developers have released two new features that really elevate Paste as a front-runner in its class.

In this video, Lee shows you how to search your clipboard history using Power Search, which allows you to filter searches based on application, item type, date, and more. You can also go back to a clipboard item entry in your 'timeline' of pasted items using another new feature, Jump To History, allowing you to quickly see other items you copied at around the same time.

Paste is available on the Mac App Store and as part of a Setapp subscription. For current pricing, see the link below.


This video covers:

  • Searching Overview
  • Searching by Application
  • Searching by Item Type
  • Searching by Date
  • Jump to History

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(3 comments posted)

Tim Stringer

Great video. Thanks, Lee! I learned some new things despite being an avid Paste user for years. I knew I could filter out images, but I had no idea I could search for text in them. ? I also like the idea of creating a Pinboard for frequently used colours. p.s. Happy Anniversary to you and Kelly!

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Lee Garrett

Thanks Tim! I hear you completely - I find with some of the apps I use daily, that I can tend NOT to discover new features solely because I use them, for specific things every day so I'm revisiting applications in my toolkit a little more often at the moment and looking at what else they can do. This is a great example although, in truth, it was JF who pointed me towards these features!
And thanks for the anniversary wishes! Big year for us.

Tim Stringer

You're very welcome, Lee. And "merci à J.F." for pointing you towards these features!

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