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 navigationinPreferences -> General - Enable
Tab TreeandShow Item CountinPreferences -> Layout - Custom shortcuts in
Preferences -> Shortcutsor inFile -> 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:
- Save Item/Clipboard To a File: Opens dialog for saving selected item data to a file.
- Image Tab: Automatically store images copied to clipboard in a separate tab.
Key Bindings
Ctrl-Alt-h: open/close main window, show clipboard history (customized)Ctrl-Alt-s: save as (customized)j/k: next/previous itemCtrl-h: previous tabl/Enter: copy & paste itemCtrl-c: copy itemESC/Ctrl-[: close window
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copyq-commands is a repo which has many useful commands for CopyQ clipboard manager ↩︎