Short answers, one screen each. If something here is missing or wrong, write to me and I will fix the page.
Install it, grant the one permission it needs, and learn the two ways to open it.
The window you will open a hundred times a day.
Hold to paste, or tap to browse. Both end with the item in the app you were in.
Type to search the popup, and open the full history window for everything else.
Fill a form field by field with ⌃⌘V, without switching windows.
⇧⌘V drops the fonts, colours and links a rich source carries.
Pin it when you want to browse, search or drag instead of pasting straight away.
The global keys, the popup chords and the ones that only exist while the Stack is open.
The things you paste every week, kept where you can reach them.
♥ or ⌥⌘C puts a copy in Favorites, where it stays until you remove it.
Create, rename and reorder the tabs that hold your snippets.
One key combination opens the popup straight on that folder.
⌥⌘X opens a floating note, with the selected text already in it.
Change the text on its way out: case, cleanup, colours, JSON, your own rules.
What the row of buttons is, and why it changes with what you copied.
Switch off the ones you never tap, and drag the rest into your order.
A name and a chain of steps that runs on every tap.
Write the instruction in plain words and let it run on the copied text.
⌥⌘F opens a bar that edits the text you are about to paste.
Collect several things, take text off the screen, read it in your language.
⌥⌘S opens the queue. Everything you copy while it is open lands there.
The Stack can move to the next field for you.
⇧⌘2 draws a box over anything on screen and copies the words inside it.
On-device translation in the preview and in notes, including language packs.
Storage, privacy, your key, and what to do when something does not work.
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