Have you ever copied text to your clipboard—but forgot to paste it before copying more text? The good news is that there is a solution to that very annoying issue. It is called Copy Clip, and is available for free, my very favorite price, in the Mac app store. Once you install and open the application, it will appear as one of the icons in Menu Extras. Also, when the application is first launched, it contains a checkbox with the option to open upon start-up. Placing a checkmark in this box with VO-spacebar is a great idea, for then you won’t have to even think about opening the app when you need it. It has to be open in order to appear in Menu Extras, and to be used, so how much easier can it get?
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With the app constantly open, you’ll have no worries about copying text over already copied text and losing potentially important, valuable information. The first thing that you should do is go to Copy Clip preferences:. Go to Menu Extras. Navigate to Copy Clip with VO-right or left arrow. Press VO-spacebar to open it.
Press the down arrow until you find the Preferences ellipsis. Press Return to go into the Copy Clip preferences.
Jul 23, 2018 CopyClip is a lightweight and intuitive macOS application specially made from scratch to help you access your Mac's clipboard history. Reuse previously copied text snippets from your pasteboard's history. Moreover, CopyClip is designed to quietly run in the background and capture all text fragments and snippets copied to the pasteboard.
Now, it’s time to make sure the preferences are set the way you want them to be:. Navigate to the tool bar and interact with it. Press Vo-spacebar on the General button. Stop interacting with the tool bar, and press VO-right arrow to the first item.
CopyClip 2 is the slickest and most efficient premium clipboard manager for your Mac. Running discreetly from your menu bar, the app stores all that you have copied or cut in the past, allowing you to quickly find that snippet of text you’ve been looking for.