Text you copy or cut will be tracked. You then have the ability to paste text from those previous clipboard events.
Opens a menu displaying a list of recent clipboard texts which can be chosen to paste into the editor.
Choose a hotkey that fits well with your hotkeys. These works well for me:
- Linux & Windows: Ctrl + Shift + V
- Mac: Command + Shift + V
Removes all entries from the plugin's history of the clipboard.
You can adjust the limit of how many clipboard text events are tracked in the settings. Defaults to 20.
Two modes for clipboard history view.
hovered- Menu floating above the editor.docked- Menu docked to the bottom of the editor. (Default)
Supported by docked view
Number of visible clipboard items before scrolling. Defaults to 10.
Supported by docked view
Number of lines to reserve for multiline preview. Defaults to 6.
- Obsidian does not have access to the OS's clipboard which means clipboard events happening outside of Obsidian are not tracked in this plugin's clipboard history.
- Paste from clipboard history only works inside editing view.
- Only text content is supported currently.
- Clipboard history is kept in memory. Consequences:
- Clipboard history prior to plugin activation is not available.
- Clipboard history is lost between sessions.
- Clipboard history is not available between devices.
Keeps a limited in-memory history of the text from clipboard copy and cut events seen by the document HTML DOM object in the Obsidian application.
GNU LGPLv3
Donations of any size are welcome and will allow me to dedicate more time towards community endeavors such as this project.
Please feel free to open an issue and I'll take a look.