Flycut1.9.6

Copy a code fragment on a Mac and Flycut preserves it in a searchable sequence of clipboard history, so you can retrieve earlier work after replacing the current clipboard contents. As a Productivity clipboard manager, it is designed specifically for developers who repeatedly reuse commands, snippets, and other copied code.

Press Shift-Command-V to paste an older clipping without first restoring it to the active clipboard, and change that shortcut or other behavior from Preferences. Flycut has a clean, minimal interface and is based on Jumpcut, an open-source clipboard application, while concentrating its workflow on developer-oriented copying. It suits coding sessions, documentation work, debugging, and any task that involves moving several text fragments between applications.

The iOS edition checks for a new clipping whenever Flycut opens and adds it to its history; tapping an entry places it on the clipboard, while swiping a saved web link opens it directly. Version 1.9.6 is freeware for MacOS and runs on both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs. Macs using OS X 10.13 or earlier should use the DRM-Free edition.

Flycut is developed for developers, and people contributing to TermiT/Flycut can create an account on GitHub to participate. Its Mac clipboard history is the central distinction from a one-item clipboard, while the iOS history adds a touch-based way to recover copied material.