Clipboard History
Clipboard History is a macOS utility that extends your Mac's native clipboard functionality by storing multiple copied items (text, images, colors, and links) instead of just the most recent one. Unlike macOS's built-in clipboard, which retains only a single item until overwritten or the Mac restarts, Clipboard History maintains an accessible history of copied content, allowing you to quickly retrieve and reuse items you copied earlier. Users typically pin frequently used entries for quick access and rely on encrypted on-device storage to keep clipboard data private and secure.
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1 suggestionThe search results do not clearly indicate whether Clipboard History (from Agileroute) has been updated with a native Apple Silicon build or remains Intel-only. However, the clipboard manager category is well-served by actively maintained, natively compiled alternatives. Since we cannot confirm ongoing development or native Apple Silicon support for this specific app, and Rosetta 2 will be removed in macOS 28 (September 2028), you should plan to migrate to a confirmed native alternative. Raycast's Clipboard History extension (built into the free Raycast launcher) is optimized for both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs and offers equivalent functionality—pinnable entries, text and image support, local encryption, and a three-month history retention. Alternatively, Maccy is a lightweight, open-source native clipboard manager, or NanoClip offers a native one-time purchase option. All three run natively on Apple Silicon and are actively maintained. If you have no critical workflow dependency on Clipboard History specifically, switching now will ensure continuity after Rosetta 2 is phased out.
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