Show HN: ClipFlow – Free clipboard history for macOS (like Windows Win+V) (github.com)

ClipFlow, a new open-source clipboard history manager, has been released for macOS, addressing a long-standing gap for Mac users who have lacked a built-in clipboard history feature similar to Windows' Win + V. With ClipFlow, users can access their last 50 copied items, including text and images, and navigate through clipboard history using terminal-style commands. The app offers functionalities such as image previews, cursor-following popups, and multi-monitor support, enhancing overall productivity for Mac users. The significance of ClipFlow lies in its commitment to transparency and privacy, as it requires no network access or telemetry and stores data locally on the user's device. Although the app isn’t notarized by Apple—meaning users receive a warning upon installation—this is common for many indie software solutions. Users can bypass this with a single right-click. With features like persistent history, customizable shortcuts, and an MIT license for free use and modification, ClipFlow not only fills the clipboard history void in macOS but also supports the open-source community, empowering developers and users alike.