Or set keyboard shortcuts to open custom pasteboards directly in the quick paste menu. Alternatively, you can use the shortcuts command-left arrow or command-right arrow to cycle through your pasteboards. If you need to access one of your custom pasteboards, you can click the Clipboard title. It automatically searches through the main clipboard and all of your custom pasteboards. Search functions just as it does in the main app.

If the top most clipping is selected, you can also hit the arrow key up to get to the search box. To search for a clipping you can just start typing your search term (as long as it doesn’t start with a number). Click or hit the return key on a clipping to paste it. If you need an older clipping, you can scroll through the list with the mouse or arrow keys. Once you open the quick paste menu, you can quickly paste one of the last ten clippings by pressing a number key (0-9). By default, the keyboard shortcut is command-shift-v, but you may set it to your preferred command in the settings. The other way is to use the keyboard shortcut to open it. The easiest way is to click on the Pastebot menubar icon. There are two ways to open the quick paste menu. You can customize the quick paste menu in the settings and move/resize the window around your desktop to your preferred location.

It’s customizable and has many features of the main app. It allows you to quickly recall your clippings to paste in another app. The quick paste menu is the primary way of interacting with Pastebot.

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