There are some very good clipboard managers out there, I eventually got stuck with Ditto and CopyQ, which are more or less in the same league. Both are awesome tools.
For now I'm using CopyQ again, although it's constantly changing. CopyQ can be adapted a little more to your own needs, but Ditto is a little easier to use. But if you want to get the most out of these clipboard managers, you have to delve deeper into both.
In addition, WRPElevationChart supports other apps to visualize the data (elevation profile combined with a map view) in a more user friendly and accessible way, because the map view is linked with the elevation chart and vice versa. Due to the fact that the elevation chart and map views are kept as simple as possible, the map view can be easily combined with the elevation chart, even on small smartphone screens and with a generally good performance, even on mid-range smartphones.
I want to briefly present these special uses cases here.
I will refer to YouTube videos and animated gifs because it's really just a matter of briefly outlining these functionalities (a kind of showcase).
More in-depth explanations should be taken from the official manual: https://wrpsoft.blogspot.com/2021/02/wrpelevationchart-anleitung.html
And there is an FAQ: https://wrpsoft.blogspot.com/2024/04/faq-zu-wrpelevationchart.html
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