PasteBox For Mac

The clipboard, as we are sure most of you know, is an invisible and temporary area of memory that can be used to perform copying, cutting, and pasting operations, without which the process of moving and managing files and snippets of data could not be possible.

The clipboard’s single downside is the fact that it can only be loaded with a singular “piece” of info, similar in way to a single bullet gun, if you like.

PasteBox is a streamlined and useful OS X status bar application that enhances your Mac’s clipboard capabilities by storing and providing you with access to all past clipboard entries and by helping you to quickly load them into the clipboard with a mouse click.

Once PasteBox is installed on your Mac, it will automatically be added to the status bar. Moreover, PasteBox main advantage is its History feature that can be setup to preserve any number of clipboard entries.

Within PasteBox’s Preferences menu, you have the option to change its start-up behavior, the maximum size of a stored clip, and the maximum number of clipboard history entries, as well as the height and width of any clip preview.

Because efficiency is the word that best describes the PasteBox app, it can also be swiftly summoned right under your mouse cursor and within any working area with the help of the global hotkey “SHIFT + CMD + V”.

What is more, PasteBox comes with support for the following types of clip entries: rich text, RTF, RTFD, TIFF, URL, and Hex Color.

Taking all things into consideration, PasteBox proved itself to be an efficient and handy little status bar utility, and it is one of those apps that make the OS X user experience that much more enjoyable.