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A better way to copy and paste on Map, iPhone, and iPad
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Paste — Clipboard history manager for your Mac
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Paste is a new way to copy and paste for your Mac. It keeps everything you've ever copied and lets you use your clipboard history anytime you need it across all your devices.

UPD: Please check out Paste 2!

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dennis hegstad
looks great! i find myself always needing a place to temporarily hold links while jumping around tabs, etc - excited to test it out.
Colin Whooten
The challenge with a product like this is you have to change how you work. But, once you do, this app is awesome. I tell everybody I work with to try this out, it's that good. I honestly can't think of coding without this tool at this point. As for the price, I would have gladly paid for Paste 2.0 to support Dmitry, but don't mind the free upgrade either :-).
Mike Coutermarsh

I set clipboard history to unlimited and can quickly search/find old code snippets. If I ever need to remember something, I just copy it then can find it later.

I've used a quite a few of these and Paste is by far my favorite.

Pros:

Best UI for a clipboard manager. Use it MANY times a day

Cons:

It occasionally doesn't start when I restart my laptop, so I have to start it manually.

Joshua Pinter
I've always wanted a clipboard manager but found other solutions to be clumsy. This is elegant and perfectly done. With the Direct Paste Helper, it gets turned to 11. Nice one.
Dmitry Obukhov
Maker
@joshuapinter Thanks! And Happy Pasting! :)
Mike Bracco
I use an Alfred power pack feature to keep one month of my copy history. It doesn't do images but it's easily searchable and already part of an app I use everyday. I'll give this a spin though :)
Dmitry Obukhov
Maker
@bracco Try search in Paste – just start typing! You can use search as a filters too, for example "Safari Text foobar" will find all texts copied from Safari that contain "foobar". "Images", "Files" and "Links" are also supported.
Tori Bunte
This is super neat - but part of me doesn't want to see my clipboard history. Hah.
Dmitry Obukhov
Maker
@stttories You can setup the Rules in Preferences and Paste will not store data from apps you select ;) And you can delete your history anytime.
Sameer Kapur
This is great! Currently I use CopyClip, a simple free copy manager without support for images, link, etc etc. Paste looks like the best all around solution! Have to give this one a try!
Simon Bromberg

I rarely shell out money for any kind of software, but while there are great free alternatives (e.g. Flycut), I haven't seen anything close to the performance / usability / UI in Paste. For $10, great deal.

Pros:

Slick Apple-style UI, useful features, smooth performance, pinboards, search, attentiveness to UX

Cons:

The window is a bit larger than necessary; a lot of space is given to show the source app of the copied item; usually not important

Dragan Babić
I've been using Jumpcut for years, it's ingrained into my muscle memory. I would love to buy and try this out, but I can't purchase from the App Store (long story…) Is there a non-App Store version that I can buy?
Dmitry Obukhov
Maker
@draganbabic Unfortunately no :( There is only Mac App Store version now
Satyajeet
I like this app, It's better than other clipboard managers. If you're looking for free alternatives, I've been using these for long: - http://jumpcut.sourceforge.net/ - https://github.com/TermiT/Flycut (Open-Source)
Sarah Mitroff
Looks beautiful! I used ClipCube on Windows @ work, so this might the best answer for my Mac at home.
Mani Karthik
This could be so useful!
ben Watanabe
Great and really enjoy the auditory feedback on a copy so far! Sometimes certain apps like Preview don't seem to copy on my first try sometimes, this will keep me from making unnecessary switches between apps when not necessary. You did a real great job with your goal of making Paste feel like it is a native part of the system! Something that is much more difficult than it seems in my experience making a menubar app. Congrats :)
Dmitry Obukhov
Maker
@benwtnb Thank you!
Evan Varsamis
I was looking for something like this yesterday!
Anders T.
Got access to the beta earlier to day, and from just one days use, I can already say this is something I'll be using a lot. Dropping clipped images in to Slack, Sketch, Photoshop is a breeze, and the ability to copy and past as plain text is something that I don't want to live with out. Thanks for the beta access and thanks for the tool!
Dmitry Obukhov
Maker
@atherkildsen pleased to hear that, thanks!
Pamir Tokgöz
Very useful product, quickly became one of my favorite apps on Mac.
Dmitry Obukhov
Maker
@pamirtokgoz Thank you!
Patrick Rogers
Nice work! I've been using clippy for too long. The bummer is no free trial :(
Joshua Pinter
@mrpatrickrogers You don't need it. It works great, and at a few bucks it's a bargain.
Dmitry Obukhov
Maker
@mrpatrickrogers contact me via email ;)
Melanie Lajeunesse
I rarely purchase apps for my mac (I'm almost always disappointed) I just bought this and it works wonderfully! Great work!
Jeffrey Rosen
Awesome! I just upgraded from iClip. I have two concerns though: a) Can you add an option to hide the menubar icon? That is super prime real estate on my MacBook and given the keyboard shortcut, I can't imagine myself ever needing to click on it up there. b) It's super slow! When I "Show Paste" it pauses for a good 1 second before starting the slide in animation. Is that a known limitation?
Dmitry Obukhov
Maker
@jeffrey_rosen Thanks! a) Already on the roadmap and will be available in next release ;) b) Unfortunately sometimes there can be a delay on Retina Macbooks, I'll investigate this case, for now the only solution is restart you Mac :( After restarting there should not be a delay.
Joe Boutros
Looks great! I wonder how it compares to Clipboard History? https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/...