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Keepboard
Cross-platform clipboard manager. Saves clipboard history.
Keepboard is a cross-platform clipboard manager. It supports saved items groups and adding names to items for quicker filtering and selection. It can save text, image and file clipboard items (up to 10000 per group). Keepboard has been tested on Linux (GNOME, KDE...), Mac OS and Windows platforms. -
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Java Tray Clipper
Windows Clipboard Manager
Creates a tray icon to perform Windows clipboard conversion and management. Modeled after KClipper. Conversion of formatted text to pain text and maintain a reusable history are the main features. (Note: Due to the addition of the clipboard watcher (C++ DLL) I could not get it to work on Windows XP. With the correct build options, it might work on XP.) -
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MClip is a tiny multi-clipboard manager written in java. It's purpose is to be fully integrated with the os while using as few resources as required while fully functional and user friendly.
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Advanced Clipboard Manager. Manages clipboard in ways nothing can. All time history to fast access slots. A GUI that does not bother the user in any way so it can stay on forever. Images and file clipboard support, plus Java extensions and color schemes!
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A tool to transform clipboard content, primarily focused on alphabetical transformation (e.g. Cyrillic to Latin and similar). It also allows other functions to manipulate the clipboard content, like clearing the formatting the content might have.
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