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Record clipboard history from images, links, files, and text, and copy or paste it when you needed them. Create labels to organize items. Use swift shortcuts for quick pasting clipboard items in apps. Pinboard makes it easier to find and sort items by labels, applications, and type. Search window allows to quickly search across all clipboard history and get items via shortcuts using modifiers and 1-9, a-z keys. Storing clipboard history from images, links, files, and text. Can to store any clipboard content, even if it is not an image or text. Use menu bar icon or customizable shortcut Cmd + Shift + V for show window. Paste items into applications. Copying item back to the clipboard. Copying item as plain text. Paste multiple items. Store links, images, and texts from your iOS device via macOS Sierra’s Universal Clipboard. Swift shortcut for any stored item. Preview item to get more information.

Qlipper is the default clipboard manager for Lubuntu. Qlipper is a clipboard manager automatically started in the system tray. The tray icon for Qlipper looks like a clipboard. To view your clipboard history left click on the tray icon that looks like a clipboard or press Control+Alt+V. To make your item from your history the selected one left-click on the item of your history in the menu. To clear your clipboard history if you copied a password you can right-click on the clipboard tray icon and select clear clipboard history. If you temporarily want your clipboard history not to be saved or shown you can close Qlipper by right-clicking on the clipboard icon and selecting quit. To change the preferences of Qlipper right click on the tray icon and select configure. You can have Qlipper lose its stored history when you close Qlipper. Select an item and have a uniform clipboard. Synchronize your clipboard and selection clipboards.