NotchBuddyClipboard history for Mac, in the notch
Copied something an hour ago and copied over it since? Hover the notch, search, click. It's back on your clipboard.
Search, click, paste
Every copy is kept in a searchable list with when you copied it. Click one and it's back on your clipboard, ready to paste.
Passwords are skipped
Anything a password manager marks as secret or temporary is never saved, so your passwords don't end up in a history list.
What it's good for
- Getting back a link or an address you copied before copying something else.
- Collecting three or four snippets for an email without switching windows each time.
- Recovering text after an accidental copy over it.
How it compares with Spotlight
Newer versions of macOS keep a clipboard history in Spotlight. NotchBuddy's is one hover away instead of a keyboard shortcut and a search, and it skips password-manager copies. There's a longer write-up in how to get clipboard history on a Mac.
When another app is the better choice
If you want pinned snippets, sync between Macs or paste stacks, a dedicated clipboard manager does more. NotchBuddy's clipboard is for the everyday "where did that go?".
Questions, answered.
Can I clear the history?
Yes, from the Clipboard tool.
Does it save passwords?
No. Copies a password manager marks as secret or temporary are skipped.
Can I turn the clipboard off?
Yes. Switch off any tool you don't need in Settings, and it stops keeping history.
Do other notch apps have clipboard history?
Some do: OmniNotch and Atoll list it. See how NotchBuddy compares.