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You can download Flycut for free from the App Store or install the DRM free version.

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You can exclude password fields via the settings and you can also sync your settings and history across multiple devices via iCloud. With a shortcut ( default Shift+Command+V), you can now cycle through the history with the arrow keys to paste a selection out of it even when it wasn't your last selection. Each time you copy text or a file, Flycut will save the selection in its history.

Flycut - The clipboard managerįlycut is a simple but powerful clipboard manager. You can download Raycast for personal usage for free or buy Raycast for teams with even more features to power up your team. Raycast already has a lot of extensions in their store, but you can also easily build your own with their powerful API. If you want to open up Raycast with Command+Space, you first have to disable the Spotlight shortcut in the keyboard settings. I have also enabled the Window Management so I can send the current application window to a specific place on the desktop like Right Half or Top Half or even resize the window. For example, I have added the web search, so I can open up the search results with fewer interaction. You can also add your own quicklinks to open up.

You can also enter a search term and select a search engine like Google or DuckDuckGo which directly opens your browser with the results. In Raycast, you can perform a lot of actions directly in the search window like calculations, conversions and even more. It provides much deeper and more native integrations to third party services.

iterm2 - The modern Terminal replacementĪlfred Raycast is a powerful replacement for Spotlight and has improved my productivity by a lot.

Oh My Zsh - The zsh configuration framework.

Since there is so much out there, and I am 100% sure I have missed some cool tool or setup, feel free to contact me, so I can extend this list. After all those years, I have decided to write a blog post about the tools I use and which have increased my productivity not only as a developer, but also in general on MacOS. Almost every time I show somebody something on my MacBook, the question "How did you do that?" or "What tool is that?" comes up.