Unclutter Clipboard extends your Mac’s clipboard with the history of recently copied clips.
It’s like a Time Machine for "copy paste".
Clipboard History keeps track of everything you copy into
your Mac's clipboard. You can browse the list of recent clips
and recall any of them.
The history of clips is retained even if you relaunch Unclutter
or reboot the system.
Clipboard Favorites is a separate list where you can save chosen clips permanently for future use.
Unlike clipboard history, the starred clips will not be discarded as they grow old.
When you select a clip from the list, Unclutter immediately copies it to the system clipboard and displays its full content in
Clipboard Content view.
You can even edit the current content of clipboard (for text clips).
Forget about creating temporary folders and misplacing your transient files.
Unclutter Files is an instantly available, “go-to” place for casual storage, often used files or
simply a drop-zone for dragging files between applications.
The files will be moved to Unclutter Files folder (or copied, depending on the modifier keys), remote files will be downloaded by link.
File manager and browser
It’s a good idea to put some of your most used files in Unclutter Files,
to have instant access to them anytime.
You can also create aliases to your files, rather than moving them physically. To do so, hold down Command+Option keys while dragging
a file.
Unclutter is available on all screens
Namely, in full screen mode, on all Desktop "spaces" and on all connected displays, if any.
This also makes Unclutter Files a perfect drop-zone for drag-and-dropping files between applications.
Using Unclutter Notes is much like writing a sticky note — quick and easy.
This is a perfect way to write down a phone number, address, to-do task or whatever.
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