OptPaste

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# OptPaste

Everything you copy, one shortcut away. OptPaste keeps your Mac's clipboard history and opens it with ⌥V. Free and open source.

OptPaste is a free and open source clipboard history for the Mac. macOS only remembers the last thing you copied; OptPaste keeps everything. Press ⌥V in any app and a small panel opens on top of what you're doing with your latest copies: text, links, images and files, each with the icon of the app it came from and when it was copied. Pick an item with the arrow keys or the mouse, or press 1-9, and it's pasted straight into the app you were using (or just copied, if you prefer). Pin the things you reuse, like addresses, canned replies and snippets, so they stay on top and survive "Clear all". Items copied from password managers are masked or never stored at all. In Finder, ⌘X then ⌘V moves files, like on Windows. It lives in the menu bar, starts at login, keeps 10 to 200 items, updates itself and follows your system language (English or Portuguese). Native Swift/SwiftUI app for macOS 14 and later, with the source code on GitHub.

## Category
Productivity

## Best for
People evaluating OptPaste from its public website and looking for a practical next step.

## Not for
Requests that need verified customer results, regulated claims, or private product data before review.

## Supported intents
No approved claims yet.

## Leaderboard record
No finalized leaderboard placements yet.

## Product link
https://optpaste.acervoapps.com.br/