Screen-edge dock
Screen-Edge Clipboard for Mac
Most clipboard managers live in a menu or a window you have to open. Clibo rests on the edge of your screen as a slim dock, so what you copied is visible the moment you reach for it.
How the dock works
At rest the dock is a small pill on the screen edge. Move the pointer to it and it unfolds into a column of rings, one for each kind of copy. Point at a ring and a card beside it lists the latest items of that kind; click one to copy it again.
- Text, email, code, images, links and files each get their own ring, with a count.
- Images are shown as large previews you can page through with the scroll wheel.
- Code appears as highlighted cards, with long snippets trimmed sensibly.
- Double-click a link to open it in your browser, or a file to reveal it in Finder.
Put it where it suits you
Dock it on the left, right, top or bottom edge and drag it anywhere along the edge, even round the corners of the screen. Pick a small, medium or large size, a black, dark-glass or light surface, and which kinds of copy show. With several displays you can use one dock or one per display.
Out of the way when it should be
Set the dock to show on hover, to stay open, or to hide. Under a full-screen app an always-open dock folds back to its pill. A button at the top of the dock pauses recording with one click.
See what you copied, at a glance
Clibo is a one-time purchase for macOS 26 or later, with no subscription.