It acts like a shelf where you can drop your files one by one or in batch and then send them to any place on your computer.
Yoink for mac#
(Clipboard History left Yoink with the release of Big Sur due to significant changes Apple made in handling user actions. Yoink is a drag-and-drop utility for Mac that moves files, apps, and anything that can be dragged to their destinations. When you begin dragging a file on a Mac with Yoink installed, the utility’s interface appears on the side of.
The developer has a blog entry that explains privacy features built into this feature. Yoink is a utility available on the Mac App Store that I find to be extremely useful. You can view Clipboard History in its own window or via a highly configurable widget. While not as rich or offering as deep a history as standalone Clipboard-extending apps like PasteBot, it’s a nice adjunct. Every time you use the macOS Copy or Cut feature, the Clipboard’s contents are added to Yoink’s Clipboard History. You can also use F5 as a shortcut for multiple actions: tap to show/hide the shelf double-press to save the Clipboard’s contents and long press to restore files that were just removed.Īlso included in Yoink is Clipboard history, an option you can enable to retain up to 36 previously copied items. The app lets you install a PDF service (via Preferences > Extensions), so you can save a PDF into its shelf directly from a Print dialog. Yoink supports typical macOS operations available in the Finder, like force-copy, which leaves the original in place if it would otherwise be moved force-move, which always deletes the original and makes a copy in Yoink QuickLook for preview as well as renaming, moving to a specific location, or deleting the item or items. Or you might drag a set of images into a web-page editor, email message, or word-processing document. Actions can be as simple as dragging items to another location in the Finder after collecting them across multiple apps. You can then act on each of them separately or together, including grouping or ungrouping items. The shelf creates a separate stack for each item or group of items added.
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