Looking for good copy and paste app to buy (ex. Pastebot)

[mindquest]

I am looking for a good copy and paste app to allow me to store multiple items and use them later.


I saw Pastebot but it doesn't look like the app is regularly updated. What is everyone using for this type of situation?

Any thoughts are appreciated!

 

[CTHarrryH]

I use CopyClip and it works fine for me. I'm not a complex user so I can't say how that would work for people with complex needs

 

[dangerfish]

I also use CopyClip and like it. Free trial available. https://fiplab.com/apps/copyclip-for-mac

 

[haddy]

I use Copy'em Paste and find it very easy to use. Also use TypeIt4Me.....mainly for putting in passwords

 

[Nigel Goodman]

I use Paste - available in the App Store (https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/paste-clipboard-manager/id967805235?mt=12)

 

[lars666]

If you have a use for "Alfred", maybe even as complete Spotlight replacement (for me, it is) – it also has a Clipboard History which works great. I put "normal" Alfred search on CMD+Space and the Clipboard History on ALT+Space, but you could also use it with a keyword without a dedicated extra shortcut.

 

[Meuti]

Small and simple: Yoink (not free, but worth it in my opinion).

 

[sprague.rod]

CopyClip for me.

 

[sprague.rod]

I have Yoink myself but I don’t think that is what’s wanted here. Yoink is really handy for moving stuff from place to place from multiple locations. For example, if I am writeping a blog article I might collect note snippets, photos, text from documents, URL’s taken from anywhere and Yoink allows me to put them all on a “shelf” then drag them into the target location as required. A real timesaver app. https://yoink.app/

 

[Ulenspiegel]

I have been using iClip for many years. Works perfectly.