When you use this, you’ll find everything you’ve saved to your Clipboard — that includes text, images, links, and files. You can delete items, copy them, copy multiple items, see what you did with those items, and reuse them. The only limitation is that the history on your Mac is only available for up to eight hours, after which the data disappears. That means more powerfully featured clipboard managers haven’t yet been completely Sherlocked, but for most of us this is good enough.
A better help system
Spotlight lets you search the menus of the app you are currently using. This isn’t completely new, as you’ve been able to do so via the Help Menu or by using Command-Shift-/. But most Mac users are accustomed to Command-Space for Spotlight, so this makes for much more convenience.
In use, this means that if the application you use supports it, you should be able to just tap Command-Space to launch Spotlight and search for the application action you need and be taken to the control you need to invoke that action.
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