I have a set of common widgets that are displayed on every page in my layout (up to 16 pages). At the moment I need to duplicate these and edit all of them if anything changes. I would like to be able to link-paste a widget rather than create a copy of it so that editing one edits all instances of that widget. If there was some way of also linking their position on the page then that would be a bonus. Thanks!

One quality of life feature that would change my Loopy world completely:

A mirror button. A button widget that just completely mirrors a button on another page. For a button that has 6 or 8 different functions it is very time consuming if you want an exact copy of that button on a different page. Yes you can finish programing the button then copy paste it to a new page easily, but then in the future if you make changes to it you have to remember to change it everywhere. So much simpler if there was a way to just say this button on page D is really just that button from page A.

Mirror button could have its own properties like name/size/color in case you needed to fit them into a different size space or whatever, but the functionality could completely mirror its host button.

Means: the current cursor state should be shown seamlessly when switching pages.

(Not sure if other users want to clone even colors and groups as well.)

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Copies of donuts/objects are independent by nature.

Having the ability to create 'ghost' or 'referenced' 'synced' copies that share existing state/properties on different pages would be really great.

Copy/Paste and Duplicate Widgets (clips)

Hi.

I think it would be a great workflow efficiency enhancer for template creation if any widget (clip) could be duplicated (i.e. on the same screen) and/or copied/pasted (i.e. to allow cross-screen duplication).

Because different performance goals require clips to be configured differently, a template invovling many (N) clips will often require the user to drill into each and every one in order to configure it as desired for the current goal.

If we could simply configure the first clip as desired and then duplicate it (or copy/paste it) too create the rest then a very large number of editing operations would become unnecessary and the process of template creation would be substantially quicker.

Thanks!