Meet Quick Paste
Open Snipora once and complete its welcome tour. With clipboard history enabled, supported copied text and images appear in your library.
Press ⇧⌘V to open Quick Paste while working in another app. Type to search, use ↑ / ↓ to choose a clip, and press Return to use it. Press Escape to clear the search or close the panel.
Use ⌘1 … ⌘9 to choose the first nine clips, ⌘Return to copy only, ⌘P to pin, and Tab to switch filters. The default shortcut can be changed among the app’s supported presets in Settings.
Turn on direct paste
- Choose Turn on direct paste in Snipora’s setup or Settings.
- macOS opens System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility.
- Enable Snipora. The app may restart to recognize the permission.
- Return to your destination app and choose a clip from Quick Paste.
If Accessibility remains off, remove an older Snipora entry from the Accessibility list and follow setup again. This can occur after switching between development, TestFlight, and App Store builds.
Without Accessibility, the selected clip is still copied. Press ⌘V yourself to paste. You can use this mode by turning off direct paste.
Organize the library
Use vaults in the sidebar to group snippets. Drag clips to a vault where supported. Pin frequently used clips. Search with ⌘F, create a clip with ⌘N, and create a vault with ⇧⌘N.
Mac Free includes 4 clips, 2 pins, and 2 vaults. Upgrade to Pro in Settings for unlimited clips, pins, vaults, and saved-clip editing. Available disk space still applies. Mac has no ads.
Restore Mac Pro
Open Settings → Snipora Pro → Restore Purchases. Use the Apple account that originally purchased Pro. A compatible previous purchase under the same product may be restorable.
If restore fails, confirm you have the App Store build, internet access, and the correct store account. Apple’s checkout and purchase history show your actual purchase terms and price. Contact support with the app version and error text; do not send payment card data.
Privacy, backup & common fixes
Pause or resume clipboard history from the menu bar, or disable automatic saving in Settings. Password-manager items marked concealed or transient are skipped. This cannot identify every secret, so pause capture when needed. OTP-style codes are skipped when that preference is off.
Enable Touch ID or Mac password protection in Settings on a supported Mac. Use export/import for backups and manual transfer to a phone. Automatic phone-to-Mac cloud sync is not currently supported.
If the shortcut conflicts with another app, select a different supported preset. If direct paste fails, check Accessibility or use copy-only mode. Snipora requires macOS 12 or later; some features require a newer macOS version. Keep a backup before reinstalling or deleting data.
