Compare Clipboards vs. Qlipper

Keep a comprehensive record of your clipboard history that includes images, links, files, and text, allowing you to copy or paste items whenever necessary. You can create labels for better organization of your clipboard items, and utilize swift shortcuts for speedy pasting in various applications. With Pinboard, you can effortlessly find and categorize items based on labels, applications, and types. The search feature enables quick access to your entire clipboard history, facilitating the retrieval of items using shortcuts and modifier keys like 1-9 and a-z. This tool not only retains clipboard content from various sources but also supports the storage of any type of clipboard data, regardless of its format. You can easily access the clipboard history using a menu bar icon or a customizable shortcut like Cmd + Shift + V. Moreover, you have the option to paste items into applications, copy them back to the clipboard, or even convert them to plain text. The ability to paste multiple items at once enhances productivity, while the storage of links, images, and text from your iOS device via macOS Sierra’s Universal Clipboard further streamlines your workflow. Additionally, swift shortcuts can be created for any stored item, and you can preview items to obtain more detailed information about them. This comprehensive management of clipboard content significantly enhances your efficiency and organization.

Qlipper serves as the standard clipboard manager for Lubuntu, automatically launching in the system tray where its icon resembles a clipboard. You can access your clipboard history by either left-clicking this icon or using the keyboard shortcut Control+Alt+V. To select an item from your history, simply click on it in the menu that appears. If you've copied sensitive information, such as a password, and need to clear your clipboard history, right-click on the tray icon and choose the option to clear the clipboard history. For those times when you prefer not to save or display your clipboard history temporarily, you can exit Qlipper by right-clicking the clipboard icon and selecting quit. To adjust the settings of Qlipper, right-click on the tray icon and choose configure, allowing you to set preferences such as losing stored history upon closure. Additionally, you have the option to select an item for a consistent clipboard experience, and you can synchronize the clipboard with the selection clipboard for better integration. This functionality makes Qlipper a versatile tool for managing clipboard data effectively.