Clipy for Mac
Clipboard extension (Beta).
Free
In English
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Clipy overview
Clipy is a clipboard extension for macOS.
What’s new in version 1.2.12
- Add codesign for #66
Clipy for Mac
Free
In English
Version 1.2.12
What users say about Clipy
Value: 5.0
best program EEVVEERR!!!!!!! I don't know how to work without that one anymore. Recommendation: It would be so cool, if an additional future would be that I could have an additional folder that allows be to assign a certain text, and keep it there no matter I copy paste. So for example there would be a folder FIX: and then I could assign that in the fixed folder on number one it keeps for example a prewritten e-mail I use all the time, or even a password.. THAT FEATURE WOULD MAKE THIS PROGRAM EVEN BETTER THEN IT ALREADY IS :)
Other user ratings:
Ease of use | 5.0
Features | 4.0
Reliability | 5.0
Customer support | 5.0
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Feb 24 2024
Version: 1.2.12
Release 1.2.12, Apple Silicon Support
https://github.com/ian4hu/Clipy
https://github.com/ian4hu/Clipy/releases/tag/1.2.12
Jan 20 2023
Version: 1.2.12
I wonder if this will ever get updated for Ventura? Always gives a popup on startup saying something about Login Items.
Sep 10 2022
Version: 1.2.12
Works perfectly!! Love it, it's such a productivity boost and just the way a clipboard extension should work!!
May 24 2022
Version: 1.2.12
Clipy needs to sync with iCloud!!
Can Clipy work with Mac iCloud in the future? It would be great if I could link Clipy to my MacBook and my iPad, so Clipy would sync between them, so I can use Clipy on both devices and have all my clips together!!
Feb 10 2022
Version: 1.2.12
Not working for me since installing Monterey - Repeated notice to 'Please allow Accessibility To do this action please allow Accessibility in Security & Privacy preferences, located in System Preferences', which I have done and saved numerous times to no avail. Anyone found a solution?
