CopyClip

CopyClip is a super handy and light app made just for macOS. It’s designed to help you easily access your Mac's clipboard history without any fuss.

What Does CopyClip Do?

This little app runs quietly in the background, capturing all the text snippets you copy to your pasteboard. You won’t even notice it's there until you need it!

Easily Access Your Clipboard History

You can check out your recently copied text directly from CopyClip’s status bar menu. Just click on it, and you’ll see a list of what you've copied. Need to reuse something? Just select it! Plus, if you want to grab any of the first ten entries quickly, there are keyboard shortcuts that make this a breeze.

Clear Your Clipboard with a Click

If things get cluttered, you can clear all your recorded clipboard history with just a few clicks. Want CopyClip to start when you log into your Mac? No problem! You can easily set that up in the Preferences window.

Customize What You Remember

CopyClip lets you choose how many clippings to remember and how many show up in the status bar menu. It's all about making it work for you!

Your Data Security Matters

If you're worried about privacy (and who isn't?), CopyClip has your back. You can add apps to its blacklist so it won't capture anything sensitive that you've copied from those programs. This way, you keep personal info safe and avoid sharing by accident.

Keyboard Shortcuts & Limitations

The app comes with some handy keyboard shortcuts for pulling up the last ten entries, but there's a catch: they aren't global hotkeys. So you'll still need to click on the status bar menu first before using them.

A Wish List for Customization

It would be awesome if CopyClip let us customize those keyboard shortcuts or offered global hotkeys too! That would really speed things up for users on their Macs.

In Conclusion

All in all, CopyClip is a useful tool for quickly finding and reusing any text snippet you've previously cut or copied with your Mac's clipboard.