⌥⌘S opens the queue. Everything you copy while it is open lands there.
The Stack is a queue you fill once and unload one item at a time. It is the answer to "copy five things, paste them into five fields".
- Press ⌥⌘S. The panel opens beside your work.
- Copy the things you need, in the order you will use them. While the Stack is open, every ⌘C lands in it.
- Click into the first field and press ⌘V. The first item is pasted and crossed off.
- Keep pressing ⌘V down the form.
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The header counts what is left. Click any row to restart the queue from there; drag rows to reorder them; press ✕ on a row to drop it.
Getting things in
- ⌘C while the Stack is open, in the default mode.
- Drag files, images or text onto the panel, at the position you drop them.
- Screenshots land in the Stack automatically while it is open.
- ⌃⌥⌘C copies the selection, splits it by lines and adds each line as its own item.
Getting things out
- ⌘V pastes the next item and consumes it.
- Drag a row out into another app. Dragging does not consume it.
- ⌥⌘S again minimises the panel to a small pile, and once more closes it.
The Stack holds plain text by design. A heading copied from a document arrives as words, not as a heading.