Quick paste and capture

The paste popup

Press Ctrl+Shift+V anywhere. A small popup opens at your cursor with two tabs:

• Recent: your latest 10 entries.
• Pinned: up to 10 pinned entries.

Each row has a slot number. Press 1 through 9 (then 0) and that entry is written to the clipboard and pasted into the app you came from. You can also arrow through the list and press Enter, or click a row.

The number of slots shown is configurable from 3 to 10 (default 3) in Settings. If an entry points at files that no longer exist on disk, the app tells you instead of pasting a broken path.

The capture popup

Press Ctrl+Shift+C with something selected in any app. The selection is captured to history and a small receipt appears at your cursor showing what was grabbed: the type, a preview, and Pin and Delete buttons for immediate triage. It dismisses on Esc, on losing focus, or with the close button.

Plain Ctrl+C still captures to history too, just without the receipt.

Behavior details

• Both popups are toggles: the same hotkey closes them.
• Popups stay on top, skip the taskbar, and are clamped to your monitor’s work area, so they never open half off-screen.
• A brief Copied / Pasted toast appears at the bottom right if you have the in-app popup notifications enabled.

Full key list: Shortcuts reference.