I do not seem to be able to paster into Spotlight or Terminal. Hmm.Could you try copying something on iOS and pasting into Spotlight or Terminal? Curious to know if it's just me having the odd inconsistencies.
I do not seem to be able to paster into Spotlight or Terminal. Hmm.Could you try copying something on iOS and pasting into Spotlight or Terminal? Curious to know if it's just me having the odd inconsistencies.
I do not seem to be able to paster into Spotlight or Terminal. Hmm.
Regarding it trashing clipboards, I read it only lasts 2 minutes, wonder if the original clipboard returns after that time?
It works for me, I've been using it to copy from iPhone to iPad and vise versa.Does iOS to iOS work? If not is it a planned feature?
It's working fine for me. I tried two iPads, iPhone and 2 Macs.
It works for me, I've been using it to copy from iPhone to iPad and vise versa.
Outlook 2016 here so not quite like for like. I looked for something 1st party not working on my end and found Spotlight doesn't work. Could you try that?
Also, in Safari if you go to http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_forms.asp you'll find a First Name and Last Name text boxes. Can you confirm whether those work too?
You are correct, I was on Outlook 2016. I have a PC and Mac at work, and live in Outlook 2013 on the PC, so I had forgotten it was the newer version (2013 didnt even exist for the mac iirc).
The functionality works in Outlook 2016, the website you linked, paste is not working for me. Spotlight DID work for me, but it had about a 1 second pause after I hit paste on the iPhone.
Read my post, it IS working for me.Read the thread. It's not fully working from iOS to macOS.
Read my post, it IS working for me.
It will if both are signed into the same iCloud account and using the copy/paste feature.Out of curiosity, won't this feature create conflict when both devices involved are being used by different people simultaneously?
I understand all that, but it's still a glaring lack of foresight.It will if both are signed into the same iCloud account and using the copy/paste feature.
Keep in mind these devices, though they can serve multiple people, are meant to be personal devices.
I understand all that, but it's still a glaring lack of foresight.
Especially now that they're positioning the iPad as a HomeKit hub.
Maybe if we were presented with two options: Paste, and Paste from "device".
That was in response to "the devices are meant to be personal"..What does HomeKit have to do with any of that?
Not related ...at all.
That was in response to "the devices are meant to be personal"..
My point with HomeKit was that any device positioned as a 'hub' is probably meant to be used by more than one person.Personal as in you use one Apple ID per device. Apple intends people to have their own device rather than one device to share between everyone. Not HomeKit related.
My point with HomeKit was that any device positioned as a 'hub' is probably meant to be used by more than one person.
And you're completely wrong about the ID per device. They want everyone to have multiple devices. That's how the whole concept of continuity works.
For the last time, I only brought up the implications of iPad as a 'hub' device. More than one person uses a hub. Did not say or even infer in any way that HomeKit was related.HomeKit doesn't even use the same services as any continuity feature and is no way related to the topic of Universal Clipboard.
No I wasn't wrong, you read what I wrote wrong. I said nothing about a single person having multiple devices (which continuity relies on and what Apple wants.) I said it's Apple's intention for multiple people to each have their own devices. That is why many features are tied to a single Apple ID/iCloud account.
For the last time, I only brought up the implications of iPad as a 'hub' device. More than one person uses a hub. Did not say or even infer in any way that HomeKit was related.
My only point was that there is a much better way to implement universal clipboard.
I didn't misread:
"Personal as in you use one Apple ID per device"
Who said anything about multiple IDs per device?You must have an iPad or iPhone from the future to be able to attach more than one Apple ID/iCloud account to a device.
You implied that since HomeKit and the new Home app can act as a hub for home automation then why could it do the same for clipboard. Totally two seperate services. Universal Clipboard uses Continuity, which uses a users Apple ID/iCloud account and is only accessible through other devices tied to that same Apple ID/iCloud account. Which there can only be one of those attached to a single device. Hence why the way Universal Clipboard works is not a lack of foresight as you said it to be. It's how Continuity works.
Who said anything about multiple IDs per device?
And no, that is not what I implied. I just said since they've positioned the iPad as a 'hub' device, it's quite obvious more than one person uses said device.
I don't want clipboard to work that way.
What I want is for a menu that stores separate paste from 'sources'
I don't understand why you're so confused.