https://kvellhome.com/lookbook/oma-office-series
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Every clip you make — text, links, images, even colors — kept and tagged with the app it came from. Press ⌘⇧V, pick one, and it pastes itself.
Free · macOS 14 Sonoma and later · Developer ID signed & notarized
https://kvellhome.com/lookbook/oma-office-series
3 min ago · 47 B
One shortcut to open it, one toggle to launch it with your Mac. That is the entire app.
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xcrun notarytool submit dist/ClipDot.dmg --keychain-profile
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ClipDot works out what kind of thing you copied and remembers which app it came from. Search the whole history from the top of the panel, or narrow it to one kind.
https://kvellhome.com/lookbook/oma-office-series
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One shortcut to open it, one toggle to launch it with your Mac. That is the entire app.
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One setting changes the panel’s shape. The bottom bar scrolls big cards sideways; the rails stack compact rows. Pick whichever fits how your screen is already arranged.
The default. Big 240-point cards you scroll sideways, six or seven on screen at once.
Compact rows stacked down the edge, with a thumbnail and the source app on each one.
The same rail, mirrored — for people who keep their working window on the left.
Set them once and you never need this window again.
Auto-paste asks for macOS Accessibility permission. Without it ClipDot still puts the clip back on your clipboard — you just press ⌘V yourself.
Arrow keys move, Return pastes, Escape closes. There is nothing else to learn.
It lives in the menu bar — out of your ⌘Tab, out of Mission Control, out of your way.
Nothing to sign into and nothing to sync. New versions arrive on their own in the background.
The interface switches live — no restart.
Free · macOS 14 Sonoma and later · Signed & notarized
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