First....
1) Huge performance improvement on opening the clipboard window. Night and day difference from previous beta. I had almost stopped using due to 3-6 sec latency on first open, now it's nearly instant.
2) Triggers... really? EPIC. I still use autohotkey fe clipboard based macros, and the extra step of hitting "scrub/macro" is not a big deal, in fact will probably be less annoying than having it automatically try to trigger on each copy like I currently do. I'm really excited to try this out.

Suggestions:
1) For Triggers, have a pane with input/selection template, as well as toast notification (that might work across different window versions) so if triggered can ask for input/selection from user quickly or provide feedback? I guess I can roll this with Winforms myself, but was just thinking having a preset might help.

Update: I see Clipboard Fusion dialogue classes. Will explore.

Simple use case. I have AHK monitor for a regex string match for a ticket number. I then popup a toast that says "1" to open in webpage, "2" to open in visual studio directory, and any other key dismisses.

Going to look further at this for sure. Just wanted to provide my thanks for this major improvement, which I'll be exploring and hopefully once out of beta putting up a nice blog post recommending now.

Small Bug: Hitting Ctrl+S in Macro editor puts in special character instead of saving current macro text

Thanks!
I can't get this to show the actual selection options.

Regarding dialogue. I would like to make it a nonmodal toast in the corner with a set key listener. This means it's unobtrusive, but if I press the key it is looking for it could finish running the script. I'm sure I could do this with some type of event listener but since it's core to an unobtrusive keyboard helper, maybe you could look at someway to leverage a "Toast Notification" with timeout on listener for specific key entries.

Very excited to see a new beta!

However...

(1) CF now crashes frequently. For example I try to paste something, nothing happens, and CF has disappeared from the system tray.

(2) Pinned list drag & drop doesn't work for me. Is there some trick other than what I would expect, i.e., bring up a pinned list, click and hold an entry and move it up or down?

I think it's the same problem as in DF. https://www.displayfusion.com/Discussions/View/displayfusion-90-beta-1-now-available/?ID=ee6b9b80-8651-4a3b-9149-3be2d1eacd28#9

I will do that Keith.

Any response to my question about pinned list drag & drop?

@Keith in DF 9.0 b3 problem still remains. When the script run from the window by pressing the "Run Function", it works, but when it is called by hotkey or by using the trigger again blank window.

This may just be anecdotal, but I have been having trouble copying from OneNote. I do the usual select then ctrl-c but the text doesn't show up in Clipboard Manager.

When copying an item, the pop-up "notification" in the right bottom corner is now huge. As in, it takes up more than half my screen. Is there a way to reduce that size to the small notification it used to be, or if not, turn it off altogether. It is interrupting my workflow because I cannot see my screen.

Love CF, and happy to be helping test the beta.

The issue I have with beta 5 is, I am frequently getting a popup stating my Binary Fortress account info cannot be verified', or similar. I'm sorry, but I don't have a screen shot right now.

When it happens, it keeps happening every 30 second or so. If I go into CF settings, then Clipboard Syncing, the section for 'My Binary Fortress Account' refreshes my info, then I hit the Apply button, and the error goes away for a while.

I will work to get a screenshot of the exact text, but that is the gist of the error.

I have not tried to clear the login into, then re-enter it, since the problem goes away, at least for a while, by using the method I desribed above.

If I am presented with the issue again, I will try clearing my account info on all my installs (currently have beta 5 on two different computers), then see if the issue goes away permanently.

Thanks for getting back to me.

Toast Based Notification Interaction
I'd say one of the things keeping me from implementing as a full replacement for my tasks is that a trigger/manager should unobtrusive but as helpful possible.

For example. I have a AHK script that monitors my clipboard for a regex match on a ticket number and then shows a nonmodal toast in the corner. If I continue to type it dismisses, but during that timeout it listens for 1-3 and if i press those it chooses the action based on this.

Right now I'm not able to unobtrusively offer a toast type notification that is simple and unobtrusive that listens for certain keys or dismisses. I think that is key to me for an effective trigger action. I should have some choice of confirmation, but "toast" type, not modal, and it should stay out of my main work, just offering help.

That would be my first major input.

Organization of Saved Text
Secondly, after playing with this, I'd also suggest one other consideration. Using another popular keyboard manager, I was able to place certain logic to organize clips with Window Name/App Name or regex match and place in a "category tab". For instance, certain keyboards for powershell = organized to powershell snippets, sql to sql snippets, making it easier to find what I needed. This is not as critical, but would be helpful.

Performance
MAJOR improvements overall in performance. You worked wonders on this. Very very nice. I'm happy with the existing performance time now, it doesn't take a long time to load like previously.

Macro Editor/Testing
Would be nice to have a little more debugging/step through options on the code.

Native Powershell Support
Adding support for powershell as it's much more succinct on general windows tasks might be an awesome step at making this even more flexibly. Considering adding System.Management.Automation as native dll reference, and supporting the user putting in just a powershell script into the macro. This would be perfect for doing basic manipulation with a less verbose syntax.

Simple example. Identifying copied folder name, and macro to output file list as formatted table to the clipboard is as simple as:



Stopping a service is as simple as


With the ability to call .net methods as well, you have a ton of flexibility for quick scripts.

Just something to consider if it's straightforward to implement System.Management.Automation calling the user Powershell Macro. I believe it might be as simple as using the Invoke method from system. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd182449(v=vs.85).aspx.