Five numbered slots for text you copied. Capture is explicit, insertion is typed, and the clipboard itself is never replaced.
Use
- Copy something as usual.
- Hold the capture modifier (default Ctrl+Alt) and press a slot key, 1 to 5. The slot now holds that text.
- Later, hold the insert modifier (default Ctrl+Shift) and press the same key. The slot is typed into the focused app once the chord is released.
Both modifiers and every slot key are configurable. Restart the script after changing a key.
What it does not do
- No clipboard history. Nothing is captured unless you press the capture chord.
- No persistence. Slots are held in memory and cleared when the script stops.
- No clipboard writes. Insertion types the text; your clipboard keeps whatever you copied last.
Limits
- Slot keys are captured system wide while the script runs, for both chords.
- Text is typed through the operating system. Very long captures take a moment, and some apps drop characters when they arrive faster than expected.