#Clipboard manager ios full#
Now the way that I like to use this is as a slide over, right now I’m looking at this as a split screen, I want to have Safari open as a full screen. It does this automatically because Paste is open. Let’s go and copy In this text here, when I copy this, watch what happens with paste over here being that it’s open, when I copy this, So now I have paste on the right side and Safari on the left side. So I go up to my three dots here at the top. I’m going to go back over to Safari, we’re going to open up paste in a split view. So then when you copy something, it automatically puts it into the paste app. But you can also use paste as a split view or slide over when it’s used as a split view or slide over, it’s actually open. It’s just like clicking on the icon here. When I click on this, it’ll open up paste and put any contents into the paste app. What you can do is add paste as a widget. Now there are ways of getting around this. How do I get it into paste? Well, I just go over to paste here. I want to copy this entire sentence here. But on the iPad, you have to actually open up the app. So it’s really a two step process to use copy and paste or the pasteboard on the iPad on the Mac, it doesn’t work this way, it just automatically puts it into paste on the Mac, even if it’s running in the background.
It only pasted it in there when I opened up the paste app. So I’m going to go over to paste here, you’re going to see it pasted it in there.
And when I copy this, and then I go over to paste, watch what happens. So as an example, let’s go back over to my tutorials here.
#Clipboard manager ios mac#
That’s because when an app is in the background, it is actually not running into suspended unlike the Mac where you can have apps running in the background. The way that the iPad works is when you copy something, it copies it to the iPads clipboard, but it doesn’t necessarily copy that over into paste. Now the first thing is, you do need to have paste running in order for it to work. Now that we know what copy and paste does and the limitations on the iPad, let’s see how it works with paste. And if you want to keep it indefinitely, you can paste anything that you’ve copied these clipboards into folders or pinboards. So if I copied something from a few days ago, I could go back and copy that again and paste it into something else. I can go back 30 days, I can go back in history for 30 days. So then what I’m able to do is paste either what I just copied online here, or what I could do is paste tutorials. This is where paste the app comes into play one of the many features of it, it keeps a clipboard history. So it replaces what you’ve copied before, it does not keep a history. So now when I paste it is no longer going to paste tutorials. And when I copy it, it replaces what I copied before.
Now if I go and copy something else, let’s go and just double click on Online here. When I copy it, it places it in the clipboard. Let’s say I was going to copy some text here, I just double click on the word tutorials. So if you were to copy something, let’s go over to Safari here. Well with the clipboard on these different devices, it can only save one thing at a time. Now when you copy something on the iPad, or even on the Mac or the iPhone, what it does is it saves it to the iPhone or the iPad or the Mac’s clipboard, then what you can do is you can later paste that into something else that’s copy and paste. So let’s take a look at why this is one of my favorite apps. It is available on the Mac, the iPad and the iPhone. This is the app that we’re talking about. So when I go over to the app store here, when you search for paste, you’re going to see paste a clipboard manager.
#Clipboard manager ios download#
It is a paid app, you do need to go to the app store to download it. Now before we get started, I am not affiliated with the developer at all, this was just one of my favorite apps, and I enjoy using it on a daily basis. Let’s take a look at why paste is one of my favorite apps on the iPad. You can keep history of anything that you’ve clipped or copied, you can even play some in folders or pinboards. Paste is a clipboard manager that you can use on your iPad. In this video, we’re going to look at Paste for the iPad.
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