Clivo a clipboard manager for macOS.
Your clipboard, with a memory.
What it does
You copy something. You need it again 10 minutes later. You can't find it. That's exactly why I built Clivo. Your clipboard, with a memory.
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工具 开发者 建德 陈 语言 ZH + 1 种语言 大小 4.7 MB Mac Clivo keeps every copy within reach — text, links, images and Markdown, searchable and ready to paste again. New: Quick Paste Panel and optional private iCloud sync. Clivo is a clipboard history manager for macOS — what you copy never slips away. - Automatic capture: text, links and images are saved along a timeline, with full-text search to find anything in seconds - Quick Paste Panel: summon a floating panel with a global shortcut (default Option-Cmd-V, customizable in Settings to avoid conflicts with other apps). Click to copy, or drag an item straight to the desktop as a file. Panel position: top / bottom / left / right - Markdown support: rich…from apps.apple.com
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