The toolbar and the List menu can be used for organizing your clipboard entries. An optional secondary column can be enabled, to include the time-stamp of each clipboard entry. You can edit plain text directly from the program's interface. The paintbrush icon on the toolbar, can be used to display rich text formatting (bulleted lists, numbered lists, hyperlinks, etc). There are a great many advanced options in ClipAngel. Tip: Want to take several screenshots quickly and edit them later? Use the print screen key as many times as you want, and ClipAngel saves every one of them. Simple, isn't it? This works with text, rich text format, files, HTML and images. Double click on the content that you wish to paste, and it will be added right where you wanted it to. Notepad), and bring up ClipAngel's interface. Place the cursor where you want the text to be pasted into (for e.g. There is another toolbar on the bottom with more options. The ClipAngel interface consists of a side-bar which lists all the content it has stored, a preview pane on the right where you can view the selected content, a menu bar with various settings and a toolbar with options to manage/edit the clipboard entries.

Notepad, Libre Office, Firefox, basically any program. When you need to access it, use Alt + V to bring up ClipAngel into view. ClipAngel has a lot of features that make it worthwhile the program sits in the system tray, and works in the background. It isn't by any means pretty, in fact not many clipboard managers are but you should never judge a program based on its interface.

Mac clipboard manager open source