Plain Clip Plug for Mac

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By Carsten Bluem

clipboard un-formatting plugin for Spark

Plain Clip Plug is a plugin for Spark (a very nice freeware hotkey application) which removes any formatting from text which is on the clipboard. It is basically identical to Plain Clip, a freeware stand-alone application I wrote for very same purpose. As Plain Clip is intended to be used with hotkey applications such as Spark, incorporating its functionality into a Spark plugin was a logical step.

In contrast to the standalone application, the plugin version offers an additional feature: it supports sending an emulated Command-V keystroke (in other words: "Paste") and can thus be used to create a "Paste unstyled" shortcut that should work anywhere where you can use Command-V to insert text from the clipboard.

Plain Clip Plug for Mac

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GENERAL

Release: February 15, 2006

Latest update: June 29, 2015

Version: 2.0.2

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System

Mac OS X 10.4
Mac OS X 10.3.9
Mac OS X 10.3
Mac OS X

Additional Requirements: Mac OS X 10.3 or higher Spark 2.1 or higher

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Total Downloads: 55

Downloads Last Week: 3

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5/5

1 User Votes

Finally! What a useful idea.
robhulsonJuly 16, 2006
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I copy and paste a great deal into emails and documents. Pasting the style is a useful feature, but many times I don't want the text formatting from the original to be included when I paste. So I can either a) paste it into my document and then spend time selecting all the right font, color, and size options, or b) open a blank text-only document in TextEdit, paste, and re-copy the unformatted text which is ready to be pasted into my document. With Plain Clip, not anymore. It strips all the text formatting for text *already in the clipboard,* which means that you don't have to configure anything, you don't have to change any settings, and you don't have to do a lot of legwork. Simply copy, launch Plain Clip (I use Quicksilver for the task), and voila: unformatted text that is ready to paste! Easy to use. Imminently useful. Small download. And free. What's not to like?