If you only want a clipboard manager, check out other apps on this list instead. Within the app's preferences you can change the size of your clipboard library (up to 50 items), as well as change the location where your notes and clipboard will be saved. To copy items back to your clipboard, you have to click on the item within the pane, Control-click, then click copy. Formatting is lost except for hyperlinks, but you can favorite and edit your clips. Every time you copy something on your Mac, it will be stored here. As this feature uses a different functionality, it won’t remove what is currently on the main copy-paste clipboard.
Note that this cuts, rather than copies, the text. To paste it in its new location, use Control + Y. The right-hand pane is where you can create, store, and search for notes that you want to make on the fly. Here’s how to open clipboard that is called hidden secondary clipboard on Mac: select any text and then Control + K to cut it. The central pane is where you can search for files and store files that you need frequent access to. Once installed, move your cursor to the top of the screen, then scroll down with your mouse's scroll button (or two fingers on the trackpad).
