Clipy

6.2easy start · #17 of 40
in Clipboard Manager Software

Runs on Mac.

Clipy is ranked #17 of 40 in clipboard manager software on The Geeks Club. It runs on macOS.

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Product: Clipy describes itself as a clipboard extension app for macOS.
Clipboard history: Clipy lets users open clipboard history with a keyboard shortcut and select a previously copied item.
Keyboard shortcuts: The default shortcuts include Shift-Command-V for the main menu, Control-Command-V for history, and Shift-Command-B for snippets.
macOS requirement: The project lists macOS 13 Ventura or later as a requirement.
Local storage: Clipy stores clipboard history, snippets, preferences, and related app data locally on the Mac.
Clipboard privacy: Clipy says it does not transmit clipboard text, images, snippets, or other copied contents to its servers or third parties.
Analytics: Firebase Analytics and Crashlytics are enabled by default and can be disabled in Clipy's Preferences.
Encryption limit: Clipy does not claim that locally stored clipboard history is encrypted.
Network use: The privacy policy lists Sparkle update checks and Firebase analytics and crash reporting as Clipy's intended network communications.
Accessibility permission: Clipy's README says macOS may require Accessibility permission for paste behavior and checks it against the app's code signature.
Open source license: The project states that Clipy is available under the MIT license.
Development support: The project accepts donations to support ongoing development.

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