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Pasty is a menu bar app that provides you with an interface for retrieving and organizing your clipboard history. You can search by content, source application, and type of content.
You can even access your most frequently used copied items by pinning them to a dedicated Space.
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You can access your copy history, including images, with this menu bar app. Additionally, there is a delete option and a search option.
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Yippy is an open source clipboard manager. The history window shows all text ever copied from when it is first run.
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CopyPaste Pro automatically records a certain number of clips (50 by default) and allows you to quickly access them at a latter time. This menu bar app also allows you to add your own entries in an Archive: this comes in handy when you are using the same text strings frequently.
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Minimal menu bar app for stashing clipboard content. You can view the current and previous values, swap between current and previous values and clear clipboard content.
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PastePal allows you to easily manage your pasteboard history with a variety of file types support like text and images. This menu bar app also comes with a note and shortcut manager.
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Copy’em Paste is a menu bar app that stores as many clipping as you want, without limitation. To recall the stored clippings later, just click the app’s menu bar icon.
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This lightweight open-source clipboard manager does one job: keeping your copy history at hand.
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Clipy lets your Mac remember earlier pasteboard entries when you have to copy multiple items consecutively. It even lets you create permanent items you can paste whenever you need them.
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CopyClip runs discreetly from your menu bar. It stores all that you have copied or cut in the past, allowing you to easily find that snippet of text you’ve been looking for.
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