Functionality to 'pin' certain copied items [Feature Request]

[casarodante]

Love Flycut.

I would like the ability to pin items to the top of the list to ensure they don't drop off the list prematurely. This way frequently used items would be easier to access.

Thanks!

[MarkJerde]

Hi @casarodante. Just use Shift-F in the bezel to save something to your favorites and just the “f” key to switch between viewing the main clipping store and favorites.

[casarodante]

Thanks for the response but I cannot seem to make it work with the instructions.  When I click on the icon in my bar, it brings up the list that I have.  Assuming that this is the bezel, a Shift-F goes in the search bar. Any other simpler instructions for me would be great! Thanks! ———— Roger www.casarodante.org

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On Feb 6, 2021, 4:56 AM -0700, MarkJerde ***@***.***>, wrote: Hi @casarodante. Just use Shift-F in the bezel to save something to your favorites and just the “f” key to switch between viewing the main clipping store and favorites. — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.

[andresjovellanos]

@casarodante Thanks to you and your question I've found this feature I didn't know it existed.
This is what I've done to save an item to my favorites.

1. Copy something
2. Open the bezel (CMD+Shift+v)
3. While pressing CMD + Shift, select what you want to add into favorites
4. Save the item to your favs: Keep pressing CMD + Shift and add F ( CMD + Shift + F )
   (Now, the item should be gone from the bezel)
5. Retrieve your favorite item:
   4.1) Open the bezel (CMD + Shift + v)
   4.2) While keeping CMD pressed, press f to switch to your "favorites' bezel"
   ( now you should see your favorites bezel in a different color and you can use it the same way you use the regular bezel )

[MarkJerde]

Oh, it’s not that complicated, but yeah the “bezel” is shift-command-v to open (and has nothing to do with the menu). Once it’s open you don’t have to keep holding anything, unless maybe having “sticky bezel” unchecked in the settings adds that sort of requirement. Just “f” and “shift-f” like I mentioned to invoke those actions.

[GwynethLlewelyn]

[...] maybe having “sticky bezel” unchecked in the settings adds that sort of requirement. Just “f” and “shift-f” like I mentioned to invoke those actions.

Oooooh so that's what sticky bezel does!!

/me slaps on her forehead 🤦‍♀️

Thank you so much!!