Fact-check against indieseek.co corrected the find's "no panel" claim (there's a secondary status view) and added shortcut mechanics, format limits, and pricing.
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name: "Paste Switch"
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subtitle: "Paste like an Emacs kill ring"
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date: 2026-07-06
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link: "https://indieseek.co/apps/paste-switch/"
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linkText: "indieseek.co"
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source: "Brett Terpstra"
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topics: [macos-apps, apple-tips]
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tags: [clipboard, utility, productivity]
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description: "A Mac utility that turns the paste shortcut into a clipboard-history cycler — hit it repeatedly to step back through recent copies, images included, with no panel."
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promotedTo: paste-switch-clipboard-cycler
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Instead of opening a clipboard-history window, Paste Switch turns your paste shortcut into a cycler: hit it again right after pasting to swap in the previous copy, and again to step further back — images included. It borrows the Emacs kill-ring feel, where what you just pasted is replaced in place until you land on the right thing. No panel, no mouse.
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