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Go back to where you copied something

When you copy from a browser, Maclip notes the page address. When you copy from a document, it notes the file. Go to Source takes you back there.

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Use it

  • In the dashboard, select a clip and click Go to Source in the details panel, or right-click the clip.
  • In the ⌘⇧V panel, press ⌘O, or click the arrow that appears when you point at a clip.

Pages open in the browser you copied from. Where the browser supports it, the page scrolls to the copied text and highlights it.

Turning it off

The address is read on your Mac and stored encrypted with the clip. Turn it off in Settings → Privacy → Remember Where Clips Come From. Some apps don't share a page or file, and then only the app name is kept.

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