- Press ⇧⌘2, drag over anything, then choose Text, Image, GIF or Color from the bar under your selection.
- Press Space while capturing to copy a whole window.
- A glass clipboard at the edge of your screen, sorted into Text, Images, GIFs, Colors and Links, with one-click Paste.
- Faces, card and account numbers, emails, phones and addresses hidden as you copy an image.
- Translate copied text on your Mac (macOS 15 or later).
- Record GIFs up to 15 seconds, pick colors as hex or rgb(), decode QR codes and read PDFs.
Who invented copy and paste?
A short history of three keystrokes.
- Editors once cut manuscripts apart with scissors and glue
- Larry Tesler and Tim Mott put it on screen at Xerox PARC
- The first Mac made it ⌘X, ⌘C and ⌘V in 1984
« Couper, copier, coller : trois gestes nés dans les années 70. »


