The default keymapping to access the clipboard history, is ⌘ + ⇧ + V for Mac or Ctrl + Shift + V for Windows. When you paste an item using ⌘ + V / Ctrl + V, it takes the latest from the clipboard history.Įven better, not only the latest copied item is ready for pasting, the whole clipboard history is available: IntelliJ provides a solution for this issue, named clipboard history.Įvery time you copy something, IntelliJ saves this to its clipboard history. I’m a software developer, mainly using IntelliJ for my projects. Now, how often do you have to navigate back to copy a value again because your clipboard contains a new value, because you copied something else? Well, for me that’s a daily routine as well. At least, it was.

It began as a meme, morphed into an April Fool’s joke, and matured into an actual piece of fully functional hardware.

How often do you copy and paste an item, or some text?įor many users of StackOverflow copy pasting often is their main reason to visit the site, so the website created a specific keyboard for it!

Copy paste, copy paste, copy paste, copy paste – Not only for developers! –

Ditto copy paste