Moreover, I believe the interface it’s too much cluttered, see it by yourself. update, but I couldn’t get the application to work fine (I mean, the Preferences didn’t work). The problem is, I found iClip buggy and slow: maybe is due to the recent Snow Leopard 10.6.2. There are “slots” which show you a quick preview of the items stored in your clipboard, which could be really useful. IClip sits at the edge of your screen recording all the stuff you copy. What I was looking while searching for a good clipboard manager was an easy to use app, yet powerful and with a good user interface. Now, if you copy a lot of stuff and you use Mac OS, you should have noticed the lack of a built in clipboard manager which stores all of your copied data enabling you to paste them later.įortunately there are many 3rd party clipboard managers that can do this: in this roundup I’ve collected 15 of the most famous clipboard apps available for Mac OS X. Everyone copies something every single day.

There’s a keyboard shortcut I use everyday, hundreds of times: Cmd + C, Copy.

Open source clipboard manager mac