It does work with Chrome, but I use Firefox. AutoHotkey / GDI can not read the Firefox image clipboard (so it won't capture right click, Copy image to clipboard afaik). I use Total Commander and use the Quick Preview option a lot, for one reason or another each 'quick viewed' image was also captured by CJ which is kind of annoying CJ had a tendency to store multiple copies of the same clipboard image, and I didn't like how you had to retrieve them (personal preference, CJ is a fine program) I've done some GDI capture clipboard tests and also tried ClipJump (also AutoHotkey) in the past, some observations: I don't have a particular need for an image history myself, so I probably won't add it, unless there is a script that already 'just works' and I can add to C元, but I haven't seen one yet. Click the Plus icon (+) below the box to create a new shortcut., 20:44Are you planning on adding image support in the future?.Select “Shortcuts,” then choose “App Shortcuts” from the list on the left.Go to “Apple menu > System Preferences” and click “Keyboard.”.

That keyboard combo requires some finger gymnastics that you probably don’t want to have to use if you always prefer to copy and paste text without formatting. How to always paste text without formatting Instead of pressing “Command+V”, press “Option+Shift+Command+V” to paste text without any formatting. MacOS lets you paste text without its original formatting. There’s a keyboard command combo for that. Paste this text into a word processing app or an email and the results look out of place. When you copy text from the web, you’re likely also copying the text’s color, size, typeface, and more. Conveniently, there are various ways to deal with this.

Sometimes you want to paste text you’ve copied into an app such as Pages on your Mac but DON’T want the text format to carry over from its source.

Quick text paste utility