ClipSpaceClipSpace Support
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Setup help, common issues, privacy questions, and a direct support contact for everything else.
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- macOS version. Include the exact version from System Settings.
- Device details. Include relevant hardware details only when they help reproduce the issue.
- ClipSpace version. Include app version and build number when available.
- Clip type. Code, JSON, URL, Email, Error, Secret, Image, Rich Text, or Text.
- Steps to reproduce. What you copied, what you expected, and what happened instead.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is ClipSpace?
ClipSpace is a private clipboard manager for macOS. It stores useful clipboard history locally, detects clip types, and helps you search, preview, pin, format, copy, and reuse copied content.
Is my clipboard sent to the cloud?
No cloud sync is enabled. ClipSpace is designed around local clipboard history on your Mac.
What can ClipSpace capture?
ClipSpace can capture text, URLs, rich text, images, files, folders, animated GIF data, supported WebP content, and other compatible macOS clipboard formats.
Can I copy an item back to another app?
Yes. Select an item in ClipSpace to place it back on the system clipboard, then paste it into another compatible application.
Where is my clipboard history stored?
ClipSpace stores your clipboard history locally on your Mac using sandbox-compatible storage.
Does ClipSpace log my copied content?
No. Diagnostic logging is designed to avoid recording the content you copy.
Can ClipSpace preview media files?
Yes. Supported content includes image thumbnails, animated GIFs, video playback, audio controls, and Quick Look previews for compatible files and folders.
How are sensitive clips handled?
Sensitive-looking content is detected locally and can be masked or excluded from history. This may include token-like text, passwords, OTPs, private keys, payment-card-like values, or content copied from excluded apps.
How do I clear clipboard history?
Open ClipSpace Settings and use the clear-history option where available. You can also delete individual entries where supported.
Can I request a feature?
Yes. Email what you were trying to do, what felt slow, and what would have helped inside your clipboard workflow.
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A lightweight clipboard manager built exclusively for macOS.
