Marc-Antoine Perennou

GPaste has special features for daeling with password. Instead of relying on a tool to clear the clipboard, I'd suggest you use that. By default, hitting `S` will treat what's...

The problem is that it's actually impossible to do that cleanly. I could very easily treat a clipboard clear as "drop the most recent element in history" *BUT* there is...

Note though that the clear actualy works. the item is still in the history but you cannot paste it until you explicitely select it once more.

Note that GPaste has a nice trick specially for passwords as you can give them "names" like `echo 'foobar' | gpaste-client add-password gmail/pro` and later on `gpaste-client delete-password gmail/pro` no...

See https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc/issues/478

Did you see it happen with 3.42.6 too? Any logs in the journal?

On Tue 8 Mar 2022 at 13:09, Matthias Baur ***@***.***> wrote: > Did you see it happen with 3.42.6 too? > > I guess this goes out to @axelsimon and...

Does coredumpctl list anything?

Hi, You can edit any element you want from your history, including the active one using the gui. `gpaste-client ui` or hitting `G` should spawn it.

For now you could do something like gpaste-client replace 8 "$(gpaste-client get 8 | sed s/foo/bar/g)" That should work to replace foo by bar in the 8th item