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Ashwin Nanjappa
Asked: 2013-10-04 00:20:58 +0800 CST

Clipboard manager with favorites feature?

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I am looking for a clipboard manager with favorites feature. That is, I should be able to star or mark some clipboard items as favorites. These items should never be removed from the clipboard history.

I am using Diodon currently and it does not have this feature.

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4 Answers

  1. I can recommend Parcellite as it is not only a very sound and at the same time lightweight Clipboard Manager, but you can also save your "favorites" in its Actions tab.

    Go to Preferences > Actions, and then enter a label for your favorite item under the Action column, and then go to Command column to simply enter your favorite text preceded by the command parcellite (For example; Action: my email address Command: parcellite [email protected])

    To use your favorite text, you'll only need to press Ctrl+Alt+A and then choose its label (e.g. "my email address") from the popup menu, followed by the usual Ctrl+V, and there you have your email address instantly pasted.

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  2. Keepboard provides the ability to create custom groups for clipboard items. It ships with Favorites group already pre-created by default.

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  3. CopyQ might be an answer too.

    I can be installed as follows (quoting from the project's GitHub):

    Debian 10+, Ubuntu 18.04+, and their derivatives

    Install copyq package.

    copyq-plugins is highly recommended. copyq-doc available.

    Ubuntu PPA

    Install and keep CopyQ always up to date by running the following three commands from the terminal:

    sudo add-apt-repository ppa:hluk/copyq
sudo apt update
sudo apt install copyq

    Here is the relevant issue about favorites: Favorites? · Issue #545 · hluk/CopyQ · GitHub

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  4. Qlipper is a simple clipboard history manager that default installed by the lubuntu desktop. It provides a "sticky items" feature, allows you to pin copied texts.

    You can install it via: sudo apt install qlipper

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