A clipboard manager is a tool where you can manage what you copy. It keeps the copied items in the computer memory so you could review and retrieve any of those anytime. Such a tool extends your copy, cut and paste functionality offering a lot of useful features like paste modes, separate lists, content formatting, auto-sync, etc.
If you ever notice your quotes, dashes or even some text fragments are changed in Unclutter note or clipboard text editor, this is a macOS Text Substitutions in action.
Yes, your Mac has a powerful set of tools to help you work with text. This includes spell checking, auto-correction, quick text substitution and other useful functions. Usually you adjust these settings in System Preferences → Keyboard → Text (tab).
When you launch Unclutter for the first time, the app reads these settings from system and stores in its own preferences. Now, if you need to change how Unclutter handles your text, here is what you should do.
You’ve already been using Unclutter for quite some time and think you know everything about its functionality?
Maybe you’ve tried the app once, didn’t get it and never came back to it?
Or you simply never used Unclutter before?
Doesn’t matter. Today we are going to show you some goodies you could have missed or never knew existed in Unclutter. Including a few popular issues addressed by our users, so you could easily solve them as well.
Productivity is something we humans always strive to enhance. Here are a few tips that will help you become more focused and productive on Mac.
Where is your clipboard located on Mac?
How to view clipboard history?
How to use clipboard to its maximum potential?
You won’t have to worry about all that anymore…
