Clipboard is saving parts of data, and any data randomly. I can delete them one by one, but I can't find a way to delete all in one shot.
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One way is to right-click on the Clipboard icon and select Configure Clipboard. Under General, uncheck Save clipboard contents on exit and Prevent empty clipboard.Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦
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Thanks. Is there any way to empty clipboard with one click? Right click and click empty for example?Originally posted by Snowhog View PostOne way is to right-click on the Clipboard icon and select Configure Clipboard. Under General, uncheck Save clipboard contents on exit and Prevent empty clipboard.
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In the same interface Snowhog mentions, there's a Shortcuts tab. In that, you can set a keyboard shortcut to clear the clipboard contents. I don't know about using the mouse.Kubuntu 20.04
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LOL, actually it's barely perceptible. Since I'm running Neon, I thought maybe I had it but other versions of Kubuntu/Plasma 5 might not. Also, always the possibility that 18.04 doesn't yet have it because it's still in development.Originally posted by chimak111 View PostFace turning red here
My excuse is that I hardly ever use the clipboard manager.
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It's there in my 18.04:Originally posted by oshunluvr View PostLOL, actually it's barely perceptible. Since I'm running Neon, I thought maybe I had it but other versions of Kubuntu/Plasma 5 might not. Also, always the possibility that 18.04 doesn't yet have it because it's still in development.Kubuntu 20.04
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