Clipboard History Switcher merge command in reverse order

[johseb]

I like the new merge command (⌘C) in the Clipboard Switcher but I have a feature request about its behavior:
a second shortcut (maybe ⌥⌘C ?) to merge multiple clipboards in reverse order.

When I read an article and take a few excerpts I end up with the first excerpt in the last position and tha last excerpt (from the article end) at the top of CHS.
Now if I merge the clipboards the excerpts will be in reverse order with respect to their position in the article.

Merging the clipboards in bottom to top order will restore the correct order of the copied material.

[Tom]

This might give you some inspiration:

Reverse Word Order of Lines in the Clipboard

can't figure this one out. How can I reverse the words order? Highlight selected text "First_Name Last_Name" Copy to clipboard Change to "Last_Name, First_Name" Paste clipboard

Otherwise, a forum search with “clipboard reverse” may help.

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Edit:

Sorry, only saw later that you were referring to KM 9 features. So my link and my search recommendations are outdated.

[JMichaelTX]

@johseb

I like the new merge command (⌘C) in the Clipboard Switcher but I have a feature request about its behavior:
a second shortcut (maybe ⌥⌘C ?) to merge multiple clipboards in reverse order.

I agree, that would be very useful. Until then, perhaps you can use this macro:

Paste In Order Copied

Use Case Sometimes you need to copy things (text & graphics) in the same order as you want to paste them. It is a big hassle to copy one item, switch to the target destination, paste, then switch back, ad infinitum. So this pair of macros lets you copy everything at once. Then, when done, switch to the destination, and paste in order, all at once, or one at a time. And, you can select from one a several common separators, or roll-your-own. Check out the video demos below. ==U…

[johseb]

@JMichaelTX

Until then, perhaps you can use this macro

Thanks! I'll give it a try.