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Add to SafariWhen comparing Paste vs CutBox, the Slant community recommends Paste for most people. In the question“What are the best clipboard managers for Mac?” Paste is ranked 5th while CutBox is ranked 22nd. The most important reason people chose Paste is:
Allows to copy and paste and keep clipboard history in sync across devices.
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Pros
Pro Available on Mac, iPhone, and iPad
Allows to copy and paste and keep clipboard history in sync across devices.
Pro iCloud sync
Syncs clipboard history across Mac, iPhone, iPad.
Pro Simple design and usage
Pro Offers free trial
14-days free trial.
Pro Actively maintained
Gets updated with new features constantly.
Pro Allows editing
You can edit clipboard history items in place.
Pro Offers "Copy as plain text"
Pro Allows sequential paste
Pro Offers named folders
Can be used to organize frequently used snippets like signatures etc.
Pro Offers search and filters
Fast and efficient search by content and metadata.
Pro Supports rich text data
Generates previews for any type of content.
Pro Fuzzy searching clipboard history
You can search your entire clipboard history in moments with fuzzy matching.
Pro Paste multiple items at once in any order
Select more one thing to paste at once, re-order the paragraphs of your document in one go. (Quite handy for re-ordering your code too!)
Pro Pastes can optionally be sent through javascript
You can wrap, join, transform the text you paste on the fly. If it can be programmed, it can be done.
Cons
Con Subscription based
Con Closed source
Con You shouldn't buy separately from a subscription like SetApp
Free/inexpensive options probably good enough for most users.
Con Only handles text clipboard history (for now)
