Clipboard History Mac

Paste is the best clipboard manager for Mac and iOS. It stores everything you copy and paste on Mac, iPhone, or iPad and keeps your clipboard history organized.

  1. The clipboard in Apple macOS holds one item in multiple available formats. The contents of the clipboard can be viewed by selecting the Show Clipboard menu item from the Finder's Edit menu. The raw data and the stored formats can be seen using the ClipboardViewer.
  2. Clearing history by time (e.g. 'keep only 7 days') Ignore apps (so text copied from Keychain, 1password, etc. Isn't saved to the history) Snippets (for commonly pasted text) Clipboard merging (merge the current clipboard item with the previous) Max clipboard size (up to 'unlimited').

How to dramatically improve your productivity when cutting and pasting repetitive text or for web form entry? Clipboard Mac history is your first choice.
As a Mac clipboard enhancement program, it is fully compatible with all applications - easily copy and paste into and out of other applications.

Text and image based clipboard history with the following features:

Directory tree stores all copying and cutting history for clear viewing, modification, and search - you'll never have a problem finding a note again!

Clips are stored with detailed notes โ€“ easy to search and sort by title, content, sourceApp, format, date, and URL - help you find what you want in a minute!

Powerful text editing options โ€“ convert text case, remove line breaks, suppress extra spaces, find and replace a specific word or phrase, extend your search by using Hex.

Allow manual clip adding. You can paste as many contents as you like to one clip, just creating a united one.

Clipboard History Mac

Paste certain clips to any application that allows text entry with original format or as plain text.

Paste several copied clips automatically one after another or merged together.

Clipboard History Mac Air

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Where Is The Clipboard On Mac

System-wide hotkeys - all the common functions are accessible via hotkeys or a pop-up menu invoked by a menu bar icon.