I'm used to using Ditto on windows, and need something similar on my mac mini.
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I think your best choice is : But you can also use these softwares: |
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Jumpcut is the pure clipboard app. Clyppan is no longer free. If you do not want all the images you copy to sit in clipboard then Clip Menu can be ruled out and Jumpcut works good. There's a Jumpcut fork - Flycut. I do not see any difference from Jumpcut, except that it(Flycut) seems to be in, relatively more, active development. |
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I'm quite attached to ClipMenu. It's simple, yet powerful enough for all my needs. It even supports snippets which are so useful for a programmer like me. |
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If you're already using LaunchBar, it has a clipboard manager built in. It's simple, but works just how I would need it to. |
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I'd recommend Alfred and its Powerpack for clipboard history. Aside from the actual keeping of history, you can save snippets that you use often and call them up with a combination of letters and search among recently copied texts. Alfred's interface for this is much nicer than Jumpcut's in my opinion. I haven't tried any of the others. I haven't found any application to be incompatible with Alfred either. The price of the Powerpack might seem a little steep for just a clipboard history keeper, but Alfred can do so much more. It has become one of my most essential apps, so give it a try. |
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You can also use the free software Quicksilver with the clipboard module. Here's a tutorial on how to use the clipboard module.
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