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Clipon is a open source project for managing your clipboard history in a simple and efficient way.
It's useful if you want to take notes more efficiently when reading documents or web pages. It trackes whatever you copied so that you don't have to switch to another app to do paste whenever you copied something useful. The paste operation is kind of a distraction when you want to focus on reading. With Clipon, you just copy things when reading, and do paste in batch after reading.
It also helps remember what you have copied and you might later want to revisit some of them.
It's simple to use, start the daemon
$ clipon start
Then you can view the clipboard history with following command
$ clipon list
To see more subcommands, use
$ clipon -h | --help
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A lightweight clipboard manager
We found that clipon demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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