CopyClip for Mac
Clipboard manager.
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CopyClip overview
CopyClip is the slickest and most efficient premium clipboard manager for your Mac. Running discreetly from your menu bar, the app stores all that you have copied or cut in the past, allowing you to quickly find that snippet of text you've been looking for.
Features
- Ability to store up to 230 clippings
- Option to paste clippings with the original formatting if desired
- Ability to search through clippings using the embedded search bar
- Keyboard shortcuts to paste clippings
- Right-click option to ‘pin’ chosen clippings to the top of the list
- You can exclude apps you wish not to copy clippings from
- Option to edit and delete individual clippings, as well as delete all clippings at once
- Toggle between Dark/Light user interface themes
- Works on both the menu bar and the Dock
What’s new in version 3.94
- Bug fixes
- Minimum supported macOS version is now 10.13
CopyClip for Mac
$7.99
In English
Version 3.94
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User Ratings
Oct 2 2021
Version: 2.9.98.9
The current version of CopyClip 2 is version 3.92
May 14 2021
Version: 2.9.98.6
I have CopyClip high on the list of must-have utilities. Unfortunately, ever since installing macOS 11.4 Beta (20F5065a), it stops working several times a day. The only way to make it work is by using an app-cleaner utility to remove all the pieces of the installation, then reinstalling the app and running the helper app to enable Paste Directly.
This happens repeatedly a number of times in the course of a day. I’m hoping the developer is also running the beta version of macOS to test this issue.
Sep 2 2020
Version: 2.9.98.4
Simple, effective utility that should be built into macOS. Once you get used to how it works, you'll wonder how you got on without it. It expands the native Clipboard, which only stores the last item you copied, to store 200+ of them. You can "pin" often used clips to the top of the list for ready retrieval. Works like a champ. -SB
