Typaste

Have you ever encountered some type of site that simply won't allow you to copy and paste text in certain fields? In case you did and you still need a solution for that, I present to you Typaste, a tiny program that can override that and make you feel like a true hacker in the process.

Typaste, to put it simply, will allow you to paste in any text field, from any website, that only allows typing and prevents you from pasting your long string of password text, for example.

The application is fairly simple to make use of, you only need to open it and copy the text you want to paste. After that, you need to go to the website that does not allow text pasting and just use the Ctrl+V command to paste it in the particular text field.

This way, Typaste will auto input your text without allowing anything to stop it from doing just that. You must be aware that you always need to have Typaste opened to be able to use its hefty feature, otherwise the Ctrl+V keyboard shortcut will turn back to its default settings and the field pasting prohibition will again be there to annoy you.

Besides the great feeling of countering such oppression, it comes with two customization options that allow you to set the program to fit your needs.

You can access these from the Settings button, which will reveal to you the field where you can delay, in milliseconds, the moment when Typaste will start to input your text after you issue the command. And just below that is the field to set your preferred hotkey for pasting, in case you want something else than the default Ctrl+V.

Sometimes, there is really no solution for those stubborn websites that simply won't allow you to copy-paste your text. And, although some websites would chose to go this route due to security reasons, it is your choice if you want to remember and type that much text or not.

That's why it is great to have something around that can help you with this type of trouble, and I believe Typaste might be the perfect app for this purpose.