We’re so-so with this app, but it does get the job done and we still highly recommend using this one. Opening Flycut for the very first time will give you a major case of deja vu, because the app looks suspiciously the same as Jumpcut–from the user interface, its preference pane and the pop-up bezel.
As with Jumpcut, Flycut can only hold up to 100 clippings, the same inability to copy and paste images, and the ability to display only the last 40 items copied, just like Jumpcut. That is to say, like Jumpcut, Flycut is also a clean and simple clipboard manager, but packed with neat improvements that gives it that slight edge over Jumpcut.įlycut comes with more customizable and just the smidge more powerful options, such as the choice to have it automatically remove duplicate clippings. This feature is highly desirable if you tend to work your hotkeys fast or are working with multiple links at the same time and tend to get confused. Flycut also comes with the option to customize the height of your pop-up window that opens up after keying up your hotkeys. The clipboard can also be navigated with the arrow keys, and remove items through the Delete button. It basically operates the same as Jumpcut, which also automatically pastes your clipping of choice at your cursor position at the moment.Īs an additional feature, you can now sync your clips and general settings in Flycut through Dropbox, so there’s no work and data lost if you switch between Macs. Cop圜lipĬlipboard managers largely operate in the same way, and Cop圜lip does the same job as its counterparts, while also offering the same functions, such as the ability to remember an infinite number of copied texts that you can customize in your preference setting. But the most unique feature Cop圜lip has is the ability set blacklisted exceptions. Users are able to set blacklisted apps from which Cop圜lip cannot record from.
#FLYCUT FOR WINDOWS MAC#
This feature is obviously for security reasons, geared towards users who copy and paste their passwords regularly (for Mac users who do this, we strongly advise against it, and to use Mac’s servicable Keychain Access app to prevent any security problems you yourself may cause).
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