
Clipy
Clipy is a clipboard extension for macOS.
What is Clipy?
Clipy is an open-source clipboard extension app for Mac OS X.
Clipy is a remake of ClipMenu , from which gets the most part of features.
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Supported Languages
- English
GitHub repository
- 6,649 Stars
- 547 Forks
- 209 Open Issues
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Comments and Reviews
Said about Clipy as an alternative
Has same features plus interesting more features, e.g. structuring clips into categories of ten elements in folder. Easy to use and userfriendly interface. Tried Flycut before, but doesn't show an overview of the copied text. Best before was cutbox, but had some problems storing the History Limitation, so decided to delete it.
Bricolas
"Clipy is a remake of Small ClipMenu, from which gets the most part of features."
Tags
- Clipboard Manager
- Productivity Tool
A superb clipboard management tool, and a worthy upgrade to ClipMenu.
If you find yourself continually pasting the same items over and over again, just save them as snippets and hit the hot key to paste them! Saves masses of time.
Ever pasted something and then accidentally hit Copy again, and had to go back and find the original? Clipy gives you a history, so you can just go back to the previous entry, or the one before that or before that…
Also gives support for images, hex colours, pdfs, and more, so you're always clear on what you're pasting!
Highly recommended.
Clipy is a viable open source continuation of perhaps the best clipboard manager ever written, ClipMenu, which has worked perfectly across seven version of OS X/macOS without an update. ClipMenu has stopped working so well on M1 Macs as it's not native. Neither is the main build of Clipy but ian4hu's build is: https://github.com/ian4hu/Clipy
Clipy is also minimalist, also reliable, written in Swift and not as some unwieldy electron app, connecting to an unnecessary and unwelcome cloud.
The paid versions of Mac clipboards suffer from too many features, poor coding and wretched continuity (usually they last for two or three versions of OS X and then disappear). Clipy is what you want. And if you've never had a multiclipboard, your life is about to change for the better.