How to copy and paste across iPhone, iPad and Mac with Universal Clipboard
It’s easy to copy from one device and paste to another. This tutorial shows you how to use the Universal Clipboard to copy and paste across iOS and Mac.
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How to copy and paste Mac screenshots into iPhone apps
If you take a screenshot on your Mac that you want to paste into an app on your iPhone, the process is easy and this tutorial shows you how.
Chrome for iOS finally lets you copy website images to the clipboard
The inexplicable lack of the Copy Image action in Chrome for iOS’s contextual menu has been addressed at long last. Now you can easily copy any selected website image to the system clipboard on your iPhone and iPad.
Integrate Hastebin text sharing into iOS with ActiHastebin
ActiHastebin empowers you to upload your iOS device’s clipboard text contents to Hastebin and copy the link to it all with a single Activator action.
Manage your iPhone clipboard more efficiently with Pasithea 2
Anyone who does a lot of texting or typing on their iPhone or iPad knows that iOS’ copy and paste system leaves a lot to be desired.
Fortunately, a jailbreak tweak called Pasithea 2 by Cannathea can help make using the pasteboard less of a hassle by integrating it right into the keyboard itself.
ReachBoard lets you peek at your iOS clipboard in the Reachability view
For a lot of people, the space that comes up when you invoke Reachability is considered wasted space. It becomes a giant gaping hole of nothingness on your screen any time you use the feature to one-handedly use your large-screened iPhone.
A new free jailbreak tweak called ReachBoard aims to make good use of that empty space by filling it with anything that may be residing in your clipboard.
How to take screenshots of the MacBook Pro Touch Bar
If you take screenshots on your Mac, you may wonder if macOS supports screenshotting the Touch Bar. The default Shift (⇧)-Command (⌘)-3 keyboard shortcut captures a screenshot of everything shown on the display, sans the Touch Bar.
With macOS 10.12.2, Apple has implemented a brand new shortcut specifically designed for taking screenshots of the Touch Bar.
Here’s what you need to know about capturing everything that’s shown on the Touch Bar as an image file on your computer. You’ll also learn how to save Touch Bar screenshots to the clipboard for pasting in other apps and how to add screenshot-taking shortcuts as buttons to the Touch Bar itself.
How to save Mac screenshots directly to the clipboard
macOS provides a handy shortcut for capturing everything displayed on your Mac’s screen as an image file, And with special keyboard combinations, you can take a screenshot of the whole screen or capture a smaller area like a window or the menu bar. macOS even lets you take timed screenshots, change the location, default name and file format for your screenshots and more.
But did you know you can capture a screenshot directly to the clipboard?
This quick tutorial explains how to use a modifier key to save a screenshot directly to the clipboard for quick pasting in other apps—even on other devices, provided you use Universal Clipboard.
Tweetbot creators invite you to beta-test Pastebot clipboard manager for the Mac
Tapbots, the makers of Tweetbot, the popular Twitter client for iOS and macOS, today released the first public beta of Pastebot for Mac. Fans of Tapbots’ work will remember Pastebot for iPhone, which allowed you to copy and paste text between iOS devices and Macs.
I’ve used past tense because Pastebot for iOS is no more: the app was discontinued more than two years ago as developers reshuffled their roadmap. Well, Pastebot for Mac is the successor to the phased-out iOS app and you can now take it for a spin.