clipse is a configurable, TUI-based clipboard manager application written in Go with minimal dependency.
Although the app is optimized for a Linux OS using a dedicated window manager, clipse can also be used on any Unix-based system.
This is free and open source software.
Features include:
- Persistent history.
- Supports text and image.
- Customizable UI theme.
- Customizable file paths.
- Customizable maximum history limit.
- Filter items using a fuzzy find.
- Image and text previews.
- Multi-selection of items for copy and delete operations.
- Bulk copy all active filter matches.
- Pin items/pinned items view.
- Vim-like keybindings for navigation available.
- Run on any Unix machine with single binary for the clipbboard monitor and TUI.
- Optional duplicates.
- Ability to set custom key bindings.
Website: github.com/savedra1/clipse
Support:
Developer: M Savedra
License: MIT License
clipse is written in Go. Learn Go with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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