Qlipper
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.
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ClipSync
ClipSync is an advanced clipboard manager for macOS that helps users save, search, and organize their clipboard history with ease. Designed for developers, designers, and productivity-focused professionals, ClipSync stores copied text, images, files, and links — even after new items overwrite the clipboard.
With features like quick keyboard shortcuts, real-time search, clipboard previews, and CSV export, ClipSync empowers users to streamline repetitive tasks and boost workflow efficiency. Its privacy-first architecture allows you to block sensitive apps like password managers, ensuring your clipboard data stays secure.
ClipSync is lightweight, fast, and optimized for Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3), making it the ideal macOS productivity tool. Whether you're coding, writing, or managing data, ClipSync gives you full control of your clipboard. A must-have utility app for Mac users.
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Zmina
Zmina is not just a clipboard manager: it works on the paste itself. Press ⌘⇧V instead of ⌘V, and Zmina looks at what you copied and which app you're pasting into (or which site, in a browser), then offers a short list of actions that fit both: remove tracking codes from a link, wrap code as a code block for chat, redact a token from a log before it reaches a bug report, turn CSV into a Markdown table. Pick one or chain several, see exactly what will change, and it pastes.
It also keeps a searchable history of everything you copy, labelled by type, with syntax highlighting and filters like type:json, has:secret or when:week. Copied files show their contents. Secrets are flagged and masked, and copies from password managers are skipped.
No AI: detectors and rules. Nothing you copy leaves your Mac. No account, no telemetry. One-time purchase, lifetime license, 14-day free trial. Built in Rust with Tauri. macOS 14 or later.
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CopyEver
CopyEver is a native clipboard manager for macOS that turns copied text, links, images, files, and credentials into a searchable local library. Search combines terms, source applications, content types, and text recognized in images; history can be kept indefinitely or limited by age and item count. The app provides image and file previews, OCR and QR-code recognition, and tools to edit code and structured text such as Markdown, JSON, and YAML before copying a revised version. An optional Premium password manager groups copied sign-in details and OTP codes for review. Clipboard history, search, classification, and image recognition run locally on the Mac, with AES-256-GCM encryption for the archive. CopyEver is a native Swift app for Intel and Apple silicon Macs running macOS 12 or later, and opens from a keyboard shortcut, the menu bar, or Spotlight.
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