Clyppan is a clipboard manager and history app that is always at your fingertips. It keeps a list of text you have copied to the clipboard and allows you to paste it again by selecting it from the list within Clyppan. Clyppan is designed to be sleek, simple, elgant and get out of your way.
FEATURES
Always at your fingertips: all of Clyppan's functionality can be reach via the keyboard. Clyppan is designed so that you never need to reach for the mouse‚ unless you want to.
Rapid Paste: use Rapid Paste keyboard shortcut to put the next item in Clyppan's list on to
What's New
Version 2.0:
New features
Favorites: Keep often used clippings easily accessible with the new favorites support. The first 9 clippings can be easily pasted using a keyboard shortcut.
Translated into Japanese and Norwegian
Improvements
Improved user interface
Added "Don't show this dialog again" to Delete Selected Clipping.
Awsome, but unfortunately, clyppan (the version you refer to) is keeping my imac from sleeping (not manually, but automatically) properly. It fills console.app with logs such as this;
9/30/10 4:40:31 PM Clyppan[836] Seconds: 60649.243262
False alarm guys. The logs made clyppan seem like the most likely suspect, but after closer investigation, clyppan was not the source of my troubles with suspending my mac.
Nice icon. Unobtrusive. Works somewhat like others, but nicer looking.
A couple of small gripes...
1. When you click ONCE on a clipping in the list, it should automatically populate the current clipboard slot. Why should we have to double click it or click a separate icon? Too much clicking. No need.
2. The current top most slot is repeated twice. I realize that you're differentiating between the active slot and the archived slots, but anyone who has ever used a clipboard manager knows that the topmost slot is the current slot, and anyone who hasn't used a clipboard manager will figure it out in about 2 seconds. The repeated entry is a waste of space and clutters the UI.
4. If you change the main function to a one-click population of the current slot, maybe you could keep the double click and let it call up the clip for editing. Sometimes we copy too much...let us edit the clip!
5. If you enable copying of (and browsing of copied) images, you'd have a real winner!
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Clyppan is a clipboard manager and history app that is always at your fingertips. It keeps a list of text you have copied to the clipboard and allows you to paste it again by selecting it from the list within Clyppan. Clyppan is designed to be sleek, simple, elgant and get out of your way.
FEATURES
Always at your fingertips: all of Clyppan's functionality can be reach via the keyboard. Clyppan is designed so that you never need to reach for the mouse‚ unless you want to.
Rapid Paste: use Rapid Paste keyboard shortcut to put the next item in Clyppan's list on to the clipboard. This is a great way of pasting multiple items without switching away from the application you're working in.
Quick Preview: get a better look at what you've copied. The Quick Preview feature allows you to view the whole text, not just the first line. Simply select a clipping from the list and hit Spacebar to bring up the Quick Preview window.
iTunes-like Search: find any clipping fast by using the built in search functionality. You can also search for the application where you copied the clipping from.
Persistent: all clippings are stored on disk, so your clippings are safe even if you restart Clyppan or even restart your Mac.
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Gcoghill reviewed on 25 Jan 2011
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9/30/10 4:40:31 PM Clyppan[836] Seconds: 60649.243262
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mcdj reviewed on 05 Jul 2009
A couple of small gripes...
1. When you click ONCE on a clipping in the list, it should automatically populate the current clipboard slot. Why should we have to double click it or click a separate icon? Too much clicking. No need.
2. The current top most slot is repeated twice. I realize that you're differentiating between the active slot and the archived slots, but anyone who has ever used a clipboard manager knows that the topmost slot is the current slot, and anyone who hasn't used a clipboard manager will figure it out in about 2 seconds. The repeated entry is a waste of space and clutters the UI.
4. If you change the main function to a one-click population of the current slot, maybe you could keep the double click and let it call up the clip for editing. Sometimes we copy too much...let us edit the clip!
5. If you enable copying of (and browsing of copied) images, you'd have a real winner!
Ole Morten rated on 25 Jan 2011