ClipDeck
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Ubuntu 16.04 or later?
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Details for ClipDeck
Package name
- clipdeck
License
- MIT
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- Today - latest/stable
- Today - latest/edge
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Searchable clipboard history, pinboards and encrypted storage
Keep useful clips close at hand. ClipDeck is a native Linux clipboard manager with a compact overlay, searchable history and named pinboards.
- Save and find text, links and images.
- Pin useful clips and organize them into boards.
- Edit text clips and queue clips in a paste stack.
- Pause clipboard watching from the tray or Settings.
- Choose optional encrypted local storage backed by your desktop keyring.
- Import and export clipboard history.
Encrypted storage requires access to the desktop Secret Service. Connect it with:
sudo snap connect clipdeck:password-manager-service
On GNOME Wayland, open system Settings → Keyboard → View and Customize
Shortcuts → Custom Shortcuts. Add ClipDeck, set the command to
/snap/bin/clipdeck toggle, and assign Ctrl+Shift+V. ClipDeck must already
be running. Open system Settings directly if the app's button fails.
Clipboard source identity may be unavailable on Linux, so sensitive content is not always excluded automatically. Pause watching when handling private content. JSON exports are plaintext.
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