#MAC OS CLIPBOARD HISTORY MAC OS X#
#MAC OS CLIPBOARD HISTORY MAC OSX#

When Collective is running, a 'C' will appear in the top-right of your menu bar. CollectiveĬollective will remember: Text, images, PDFs, movies, URLs, appointments, files etc. Clyppan only supports text clippings, but the history is searchable and pressing the spacebar will give you a Quick Look-style preview of the clipping, it also does not support clipboard sharing. ClyppanĬlyppan is a clipboard history application that keeps a list of text you have copied to the clipboard, these can then be accessed via an icon in the menu bar. There is also a few clipboard sharing using email, Twitter etc. There is a Cloud clip helper which helps get around some of the sandbox issues.

#MAC OS CLIPBOARD HISTORY MAC OSX#

Cloud ClipĬloud Clip allows sharing between Mac OSX and iOS and has an interesting duplicate detection feature. These items can be images, text or a mix of them (rich text, like PDFs and HTML). Clipboard HistoryĬlipboard History keeps your history of copied items, and provides a configurable hotkey so you can paste them inside of any app. ClipboardFusionĬlipboardFusion allows you to Sync your clipboard with your computer and other mobile devices, appears to work via a company server. Clipboard CenterĬlipboard Center clipboard organiser, No clipboard sharing between devices. You can search, delete or edit clippings and blacklist applications (not save clippings from them). Copy’em PasteĬopy’em Paste a clipboard history application it supports text, images, links, HTML, code, PDFs, files and you access the clippings via menubar or keyboard shortcut (e.g., ⌘-Shift-V). Command CĬommand C allows you to share a clipboard between your Macs and iOS devices by automatically synchronising the clipboard using your local WiFi network. It also supports live search so you don’t have to scroll through them, just start typing in the Clips Board or Organizer and irrelevant items will fly off the screen instantly. ClipsĬlips automatically generates and arranges copied items into Application-specific clipboards, these can then be accessed via a Finder like interface or via an icon in the menu bar. You can select it from menu and paste it anytime. ClipMenu can manage re-usable text as snippet. The clipboard history can then be accessed via an icon in the menu bar or via a shortcut key. ClipMenuĬlipMenu is a clipboard manager that supports a number of text and images types including Plain text, Rich Text Format (RTF), Rich Text Format Directory (RTFD), PDF, Filenames, URL, TIFF image, PICT image. It supports both text and images, and Clipboard Evolved has eight 'complex' animation options to choose from: Ripple, Copy Machine, Star Burst, Irregular Holes, Disintegrate, Swipe, Crystallize, and Dissolve.

Clipboard EvolvedĬlipboard Evolved features a clipboard-like window for managing clips, a menu bar icon, and now a cover-flow interface for quickly pasting clips. It does not support clipboard sharing but it does have a remote control for the Mac that means you can control it from an iOS device. You can also save snippets for your most frequently used clips.

Also exchange clipboard contents with iOS devicesĪlfred 2 is a suite of productivity tools that includes a clipboard manager, with it you can access text you've saved to your clipboard with a keyboard shortcut, search past clips and paste them wherever you're working.Option to encrypt clipboard contents before transfer.

#MAC OS CLIPBOARD HISTORY MAC OS X#

Exchange clipboard contents (text and images) between laptop and desktop machines running Mac OS X.

I should add I had a pretty clear view on my needs. I spent a while looking at various alternatives and I thought I’d summarise my findings. However it is not supported under Mac OS X 10.7.x (Lion) and the developer website seems to have disappeared. For many years I’ve used the excellent Clipboardsharing to exchange the clipboard contents between my laptop and desktop machines, it also supports multiple clipboards.

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