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oioi is a lightweight clipboard manager for macOS built as an Electron edition of the original native app. It runs from the menu bar instead of opening a full desktop window, keeping the experience quiet and unobtrusive. Users can open the clipboard panel by clicking the tray icon or using a configurable global shortcut. The app tracks copied text, images, and files, then lets users search, filter, and restore previous clipboard items quickly. Its settings cover clipboard monitoring, shortcut recording, startup behavior, history size, and clearing stored history. ...

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.

It's a Java application which can be used as a clipboard manager. Just click on any of the textfield/textarea to copy the the displyed text into the system clipboard, where it will be ready to be pasted in another application like an e-mail client, a word processor ... Data are saved in text files. Edit the .txt files in order to best suit your needs.

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.)