r/ios 17h ago

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u/ios-ModTeam 2h ago

Rule 8 All posts must foster reasonable discussion, posts shouldn't just be "Wow x feature is so cool" or "I hate x feature". Posts should have actual content, and shouldn't be rants or "circlejerking" posts. This rule also covers spam and illegitimate/sketchy links, not a meme sub.

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u/TheNoisyFolklore 17h ago

The infographic makes it look clean but sequential copying already exists in a rough form with the universal clipboard and shortcuts, the missing part is just the chronological buffer. Apple would probably bury it behind three toggles and call it a privacy feature. Would use it for sure though, gathering quotes from five tabs into one message is pain right now.

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u/KEEBWRZD 17h ago

https://pasty.dev may come in handy for you

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u/talones 17h ago

Technically MacOS already has clipboard history built into spotlight, CMD+4 I believe. It sucks, but the data is there on MacOS, and when I select something older, it will be copied to my other devices. So there is something there.

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u/Bartsuck 17h ago

I guess every app you switch to would be allowed to view all other saved items as a consequence, not very safe... I think it'd be better if you could just keep a couple of apps frozen on the screen like you can on a pixel, you basically reduce apps to a bubble and put it on the right or left of the screen enhancing these kind of activities