The general feeling is very Mac OS X, but I have many doubts on its usability. I’d like to give Launchbar a try in the future, stay tuned.Ĭorkboard is a pretty unique application: instead of displaying a list of your stored items, it takes a Dashboard-like approach, putting an overlay on your desktop which displays thumbnails of text / pictures. Really helpful if you want to mass copy text from a web page, or move multiple files spread across your hard drive.” ClipMerge allows you to merge the previous clipboard contents with the current contents. There’s also a very interesting “ClipMerge” feature. Press Cmd+K and you’re presented with a list of recent clips. “if you’re looking for something integrated into your workflow, Launchbar has it implemented right inside the UI.
I haven’t tried it myself, so I’d like to quote this Smoking Apples post: Seems like Launchbar (from the same developers of LittleSnitch) added a clipboard feature in its last update. You can set up a very good shared clipboard though. Moreover, I believe the interface it’s too much cluttered, see it by yourself. update, but I couldn’t get the application to work fine (I mean, the Preferences didn’t work). 'Panther'), so it requires Mac OS 10.3 or better to run. This module uses the Pasteboard interface, which was introduced in Mac OS 10.3 (a.k.a. In the following documentation, 'clipboard' refers to the system clipboard, and 'pasteboard' refers to pasteboards in general. The problem is, I found iClip buggy and slow: maybe is due to the recent Snow Leopard 10.6.2. Under Mac OS X, the system clipboard is simply a special case of a pasteboard. There are “slots” which show you a quick preview of the items stored in your clipboard, which could be really useful. IClip sits at the edge of your screen recording all the stuff you copy. What I was looking while searching for a good clipboard manager was an easy to use app, yet powerful and with a good user interface.
#How to access clipboard on mac os x for mac os#
Now, if you copy a lot of stuff and you use Mac OS, you should have noticed the lack of a built in clipboard manager which stores all of your copied data enabling you to paste them later.įortunately there are many 3rd party clipboard managers that can do this: in this roundup I’ve collected 15 of the most famous clipboard apps available for Mac OS X. Everyone copies something every single day. There’s a keyboard shortcut I use everyday, hundreds of times: Cmd + C, Copy.
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