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...Unlike other Mac clipboard managers, Maccy does only one job - keep your copy history and let you access it fast. You won't be overloaded by unnecessary features. Maccy works blazingly fast. You can open and search your entire clipboard history in just a fraction of a second. Nothing should distract you from what you're focused on. Just type what you want to find in history and hit Enter. You don't need to use your mouse. Don't waste your time moving your hands away from the keyboard. Maccy respects your privacy. If your password manager removes a copied password from the clipboard, so will Maccy. ...

Open source clipboard management tools for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Built with Tauri, the application is lightweight and refined, consuming minimal resources. It also delivers a uniform user experience across both Windows, MacOS, and Linux platforms. The application is resident in the background, wakes up with one click through custom shortcut keys, saves time, and improves efficiency.

Parcellite is a lightweight GTK+ clipboard manager. This is a stripped down, basic-features-only clipboard manager with a small memory footprint for those who like simplicity.

Search, review and re-copy clipboard items in your history including text, rich-text, html, images and bookmarks (buffers coming soon)

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.

Clipy is a Clipboard extension app for macOS.

Clipboard manager written in c++ with QT

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.

Highly customizable program that manages contents of several clipboard (like X11 buffers) pockets. User can define (in a HLL) actions to be done when something is performed with the clipboard (pasting, selecting, hovering, etc.)