I built a clipboard manager for macOS and it is now on the Mac App Store as a free download.  
  
Cmd Shift V opens a card-style panel at the bottom of the screen with everything you have copied: text, rich text, images, links, files, colors, and code. The panel does not take focus from the app you are in, so you click a clip and then press Cmd V where you were.  
  
What it does:  
  
\- Pinboards, named collections for the clips you reuse  
\- Quick Look, press Space to preview a clip before using it  
\- Search and filters by content type or source app  
\- Per-app exclusions, so password managers are never recorded  
\- Everything stays on the Mac, stored with SwiftData. No account, no server, no telemetry  
  
Two ways to install, both free:  
  
\- Mac App Store, sandboxed and updated through the App Store: [https://apps.apple.com/app/clipbara/id6803537696](https://apps.apple.com/app/clipbara/id6803537696)  
\- Direct DMG, signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple: [https://github.com/mobrava/Clipbara/releases](https://github.com/mobrava/Clipbara/releases)  
  
Source is GPL-3.0 licensed: [https://github.com/mobrava/Clipbara](https://github.com/mobrava/Clipbara)  
  
Requires macOS 14 or later. I am the developer, so happy to answer anything.

Clipbara: a free, open-source clipboard manager for macOS, now on the Mac App Store