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Clipboard Manager: CopyQ

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Introduction

CopyQ1 is a clipboard manager with many features.

  • manages clipboard history
  • history in different tabs
  • Store text, HTML, images or any other custom formats
  • Support custom commands2, like saving clipboard items to file
  • vi style navigation

Basic Setup

  • Enable vi style navigation in Preferences -> General
  • Enable Tab Tree and Show Item Count in Preferences -> Layout
  • Custom shortcuts in Preferences -> Shortcuts or in File -> Commands/GlobalShortcuts (press F6 from main window)

Add Commands

You can get many useful commands from CopyQ-Commands2, or you can create your own commands following the documentation.

To add a command to CopyQ:

  • copy the command code (starts with [Command] or [Commands] for multiple commands)
  • open CopyQ (Ctrl-Alt-h)
  • open command dialog (F6)
  • click “Paste Commands” button (Ctrl-v)
  • apply changes

Commands that I use:

Key Bindings

  • Ctrl-Alt-h: open/close main window, show clipboard history (customized)
  • Ctrl-Alt-s: save as (customized)
  • j/k: next/previous item
  • Ctrl-h: previous tab
  • l/Enter: copy & paste item
  • Ctrl-c: copy item
  • ESC/Ctrl-[: close window

  1. CopyQ, a clipboard manager with advanced features. ↩︎

  2. copyq-commands is a repo which has many useful commands for CopyQ clipboard manager ↩︎ ↩︎

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