Clipboard names
Every name the Clipboard tab uses, current beside proposed, and an opened copy’s chips at real panel widths under four schemes. Each row says whether its chips fit on one line. Click chips to turn them on, step them, or open their menu.
The names
| Now | Proposed | Why |
|---|
One line of chips
How the schemes work
- Now: today’s names. A chip that doesn’t fit wraps whole to a second line.
- A · Shorter names: the proposed names only. Unindent’s mode becomes the chip’s whole name (Unindent, Hanging, Flush), and Markdown shows just “Markdown”, with its style in a menu.
- B · One Format chip: A, plus Markdown, Plain and Slack as one chip, since only one of them can be on. A click turns it on, and a click while it’s on opens its menu: the formats as a checked group, then Markdown’s styles, then Off.
- C · B, then “+N”: if B still doesn’t fit, the chips that are off fold into one “+N” chip at the end, whose menu turns them on. Chips that are on never fold, so you always see what’s changing your copy.