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Among Notepad’s many other shortcomings, it apparently doesn’t display certain kinds of line breaks, even when it preserves them.
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If you use the format-stripping workaround of copying, pasting into a text editor, copying again, and pasting somewhere else, I’d steer clear of Notepad (for Windows 7, at least) and use a different text editor instead, like Notepad++. It took me quite a while to get around to changing the hijacking extension’s shortcut, and by then the damage was done: I was in the habit of *copying* as plain text instead. Michael Mann’s 1995 film is an exemplar for the medium in its astonishing and graceful elevation of the most trite text imaginable. I never got into the habit of using Ctrl-Shift-V to “paste as plain text” in Firefox or Pale Moon because, for a long time, I had an extension that hijacked that shortcut for itself. Copy PlainText has fewer customization options than Copy Plain Text 2, but that’s par for the course with WebExtensions. In modern Firefox, I run Copy PlainText but can’t *personally* speak to how well it works, since I rarely use modern Firefox. (It can be found on the Thunderbird Add-ons site.) I don’t use Waterfox often, but in Pale Moon I use Copy Plain Text 2 on a pretty regular basis. Copying text or image to clipboard will create new item in the list. The list with clipboard history is accessible by clicking on system tray icon or running copyq toggle. To start the application double-click the program icon or run copyq. In the past, I’m pretty sure I used it with the last version of Firefox to support legacy extensions, and I gather it still supports Thunderbird. CopyQ : Clipboard Manager with Advanced Features. In Pale Moon and Waterfox Classic, I use a legacy extension called Copy Plain Text 2. You can use the regular paste too, because the content is in the clipboard. Right-click in the page and select the Paste PlainText option. Go to the page where you want to paste it, say Gmail. The next step is to use the copied content. Then, right-click anywhere to see the Copy PlainText option. To access the extension, you need to select some text on any web page. But there are exceptions to this "rule" and this extension is only useful at certain times so there isn't really a need for a button. Initially I found this to be odd, because that's where most add-ons are accessed from. Now, the add-on does not include a button on the toolbar. Clipboard managers like CopyQ or resident programs like the Windows app PlainPaste provide options to deal with those.Ĭopy PlainText is an add-on that help prevent such annoyances, and it's very user-friendly. Copy Pure Text is a Firefox extension designed to allow you to copy content as plain text. Firefox users may use Ctrl-Shift-V to paste in plain text, others don't. While some programs support plain text pasting, e.g.
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