This one new Raycast 2.0 feature is driving me mad
The author expresses frustration with a specific feature in Raycast 2.0. The updated clipboard history function, which saves the original format of copied items, has disrupted the author's workflow. Despite enjoying other aspects of the update, this change has been particularly annoying.
- ▪Raycast is a popular productivity tool for Mac users.
- ▪The new clipboard history feature saves and restores the original format of copied items.
- ▪The author finds the updated clipboard feature to be a significant disruption to their workflow.
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I have been using Raycast for years, and it is easily one of my favorite Mac apps. It does so much without ever getting in the way, which is exactly what you want from a productivity tool. So naturally, when Raycast 2.0 landed, I updated within minutes. For the most part, I love all the new features and interface changes that came with the new update. But there is one change that has been quietly annoying me every single day since I updated, and I need to talk about it. The clipboard change that broke my workflow The culprit is the updated clipboard history feature. In Raycast 2.0, the clipboard now saves the original format you copied and restores it when you paste. On paper, that sounds like a great improvement. In practice, at least for me, it has been a nightmare.
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