CopyQ for Mac is a simple clipboard management utility for macOS. It allows you to save more than one item to the clipboard by default, which is the limit for Mac. Every time you copy or cut something, it will be saved in the CopyQ extended clipboard for macOS, both files and text can be saved. From now on, you can simply manage items from the clipboard, insert, delete, and group them.
Items can be [4 July 2022]
Edit in the built-in editor or text editor moved to other tabs
Drag-and-dropped for applications marked with a tag or notePassed or changed by user commands or just remove features and highlights
Support for Linux, Windows, and OS X 10.9+Store text,
- HTML, images, or any other custom formats
- Quickly view and filter items in the clipboard history
- Sort, create, edit, delete, copy/paste, drag and drop items in tabs
- Add notes and tags to articles
- System-wide shortcuts with custom commands
- Insert items using a shortcut or from the tray or main window
- Fully customizable appearance
- Advanced command-line interface and scripts
- Ignore the clipboard copied from some windows or containing some text
- Support for a simple Vim-like editor and shortcuts
- Many other features Below
Features:
- Support for Linux, Windows, and OS X 10.9+
- Store text, HTML, images, or any other custom formats
- Quickly view and filter items in the clipboard history
- Sort, create, edit, delete, copy/paste, drag and drop items in tabs
- Add notes and tags to articles
- System-wide shortcuts with custom commands
- Insert items using a shortcut or from the tray or main window
- Fully customizable appearance
- Advanced command-line interface and scripts
- Ignore the clipboard copied from some windows or containing some text
- Support for a simple Vim-like editor and shortcuts
What’s new in CopyQ
Version 3.13.0:
- Note: although the Finder does not specify a version number for this app, the developer refers to it as version 3.13.0.
- In addition, if the global shortcut is launched while the main window is active, the command will be executed with the item selection and available item data (#1435).
- New `focus previous()` script function to activate the window that was focused before the main window.
Export now writes data to a temporary file before saving it.
- The display command is now also used when previewing an element (for example, to enable syntax then again highlighting in the preview).
- be that as it may, New command-line option
- “tray_menu_open_on_left_click” to check
- even so / though the default mouse button behavior for the tray icon
- (`copy tray_menu_open_on_left_click true`).
- in spite of -line option “activate_item_with_single_click”
- at the same time for activating elements with a single click
- on the contrary (`copyq activate_item_with_single_click true`).
- parameters “filter_regular_expression”
- on the other hand and “filter_case_insensitive”
- to change the search behavior of elements.
- of course …, but option “native_menu_bar”
- to disable the native/global menu bar
- (`copy native_menu_bar false`).
Updated icons (awesome 6.1.0 font)
- above all Improved loading performance of the font icon.
- in reality, Fixed a bug when exporting a large amount of data (#1462).
- the entrance to the search mode vi (#1458).
- after all different from Fix the size of the scrollable text area in the item preview (#1472).
- in contrast OSX: the broken native/global
- although this may be true copy tray_menu_open_on_left_click true
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Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.9 or late