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In Alfred 4's clipboard management features, "Leave selected item in clipboard" and "Restore previous clipboard item" are two related but functionally different options: 1. Leave selected item in clipboard : - The purpose of this option is that when you select an item from Alfred's clipboard history, it remains on the clipboard even after you close the clipboard history interface. - Use case: This option is particularly useful when you need to paste the same clipboard item multiple times between different applications. It allows you to select a clipboard content once and then paste it multiple times without having to reopen the clipboard history each time. 2. Restore previous clipboard item: - This option allows you to quickly revert to your most recently used clipboard item, typically used when you accidentally overwrite clipboard content or need to go back to the previous clipboard item. - Use case: When you copy new content but suddenly realize you need to reuse the previous clipboard content, this option lets you quickly revert to the last clipboard item. Main Differences: - "Leave selected item in clipboard" is focused more on the convenience of maintaining the same clipboard item across multiple operations. - "Restore previous clipboard item" provides a quick way to revert to a previous clipboard item, especially useful for correcting mistakes or revisiting recent clipboard history. In short, "Leave selected item in clipboard" is more about the ease of keeping the same clipboard item for multiple pasting operations, whereas "Restore previous clipboard item" is a quick backtracking feature for correcting errors or accessing recent clipboard history again.

1. Disable indexing $ sudo mdutil -a -i off 2. Enable again $ sudo mdutil -a -i on

I only got access to this software in August this year. After a month of using it, I decided to become a mega supporter. I hope it will become more powerful and add more features.