What is it?
Are you tired of using the endless keystrokes of 'C-y M-y M-y M-y ...'
to get at that bit of text you killed thirty-seven kills ago? Ever wish
you could just look through everything you've killed recently to find
out if you killed that piece of text that you think you killed,
but you're not quite sure? If so, then browse-kill-ring.el is the emacs
extension for you.
Originally written by Colin Walters (Debian Developer, Emacs hacker,
SELinux hacker, and general Free Software Guru Extrordinaire), I am the
new maintainer of browse-kill-ring.el.
How to Get it
You will find browse-kill-ring.el at the other end of this link.
browse-kill-ring.el is distributed under the terms of the GNU General
Public Licence.
Installation Instructions
Installation is simple. First, put browse-kill-ring.el somewhere in your emacs 'load-path'. Next, add the form (require 'browse-kill-ring) to your ~/.emacs file. Optionally, you can make it so all you need to do is type M-y to use browse-kill-ring by adding the form (browse-kill-ring-default-keybindings) to your ~/.emacs, or another key of your choice by using the form (global-set-key (kbd "key combination") 'browse-kill-ring). Simple, no?