
Copy some items in your clipboard… and recover them with this app. If so, you will recover that item into the clipboard again, and because of this, you might use paste shortcut (cmd+v) or do ‘paste’ as well. To use it is so easy, you can click on each item displayed in the history or simply you can press down its own shortcut displayed at the right pop-over’s side. At previous picture you can see part of my whole clipboard items. Now it is easy to go back in time and to bring clipboard items in. Look at my current Cop圜lip pop-over…Īpp’s main pop-over / Vista principal de la app Well, now is empty, but be patient, you will fill that list up while working. Just click on that tiny icon to get your clipboard history. You can find a new clip shape icon among others. What you see at previous picture is part of my desktop and part of my Mac’s master menu bar. Look at next picture:Īpp icon at menu bar / Icono en la barra de menús If you have just dropped that app in your applications folder, and you have just ran it in your Mac’s computer, then you will find a small ‘clip’ icon at the right side in your master menu bar. Please make sure that you install the app at your applications folder or at least you move the ‘Cop圜lip.app’ file to that folder.


Once you have got your app by downloading it from Mac Store, you need to run it. Follow this link with your Mac or follow the link displayed at the end of the post.Ĭop圜lip at menu bar / Cop圜lip en la barra de menus First of all, you should download it from Mac App Store.
#Macbook clipboard manager how to#
Well, this post is brought to you this time to show you how to get and how to use this tiny and free app in your Mac.

You can manage your Mac’s OS X’s clipboard history items so easily
