Clipomatic Clone for OS X?
July 16, 2005 1:33 PM Subscribe
Looking for an OS X facsimile of Clipomatic for Windows.
I use BBEdit, and I know about toggling through the clipboard with that, but it just isn't as good as Ctrl-Alt-V -> popup dialog with last 10 clips. Googling has drawn a big fat blank. Help me put the edge back on my productivity...
I use BBEdit, and I know about toggling through the clipboard with that, but it just isn't as good as Ctrl-Alt-V -> popup dialog with last 10 clips. Googling has drawn a big fat blank. Help me put the edge back on my productivity...
Google's not the best place to start when looking specifically for Mac shareware/freeware... I would try a MacUpdate or VersionTracker search for "clipboard" instead. They both turn up a few dozen utilities that do similar things to what you're asking.
CopyPaste is a good one to check out. It used to be very popular in the pre-OS X days; I'm not sure how it has held up more recently, though.
posted by bcwinters at 2:12 PM on July 16, 2005
CopyPaste is a good one to check out. It used to be very popular in the pre-OS X days; I'm not sure how it has held up more recently, though.
posted by bcwinters at 2:12 PM on July 16, 2005
You Software/Controls has worked really well for me, and the Pasteboard is part of a much larger, and very useful, package. If you drop me a line, I can forward you an e-mail they sent to me that offers You Controls and You Desktop for $20, total. Such a great deal, IMHO. No, I don't work for the company. I'm just a big fan.
posted by SeizeTheDay at 2:19 PM on July 16, 2005
posted by SeizeTheDay at 2:19 PM on July 16, 2005
Seriously, try quicksilver. It's a ridiculously useful app.
posted by 31d1 at 2:39 PM on July 16, 2005
posted by 31d1 at 2:39 PM on July 16, 2005
Response by poster: Jumpcut, by our very own Snarkout.
Bingo! Thank you, jragon.
I installed Quicksilver months ago, but got sidetracked on the learning curve, and all I use it for is opening apps. Someday I'll look at the documentation again...I think. But Jumpcut is exactly what I wanted: tiny, single-purpose.
posted by bricoleur at 2:48 PM on July 16, 2005
Bingo! Thank you, jragon.
I installed Quicksilver months ago, but got sidetracked on the learning curve, and all I use it for is opening apps. Someday I'll look at the documentation again...I think. But Jumpcut is exactly what I wanted: tiny, single-purpose.
posted by bricoleur at 2:48 PM on July 16, 2005
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Or Quicksilver, which has this functionality as part of a larger package.
posted by jragon at 1:35 PM on July 16, 2005