Guide
Paste your last few copied items at once
Press ⌘⇧L in Hotstash to paste your most recent copies together in one go, either on one line or one per line. To combine specific items instead, ⌘-click them in the history and choose Paste Selected Items. Images are skipped, so you only get text.
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Two ways to combine items
- Paste Last Items (⌘⇧L): choose how many recent copies to include (up to 20), then paste them inline or one per line.
- Paste Selected Items: ⌘-click any items in your history, in any order, then join and paste them.
When to use which
- Collecting several lines from a document into one message: Paste Last Items, one per line.
- Building a list from things you copied over the day: Paste Selected Items.
- Putting each item into its own field: use Paste Stack instead, which pastes one item per ⌘V.
On iPhone
In the Hotstash keyboard, tap the stack button and choose how many recent clips to insert. They're inserted oldest first, one per line.
Questions
How do I paste multiple copied items at once on a Mac?
With a clipboard manager. In Hotstash, press ⌘⇧L to paste your last few copies together, or ⌘-click items and choose Paste Selected Items.
Can I choose the separator?
Yes: inline (spaces) or one item per line.
What's the difference from Paste Stack?
Paste Last Items pastes everything at once into one spot. Paste Stack pastes one item per ⌘V, for filling separate fields.
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