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Paste itself falls short on “No subscription”. Nothing else does all of it. Closest: Maccy, which falls short on clipboard history sync.
| 4 apps | Clipboard history sync | Price |
|---|---|---|
 | Has: Clipboard history sync | $26.99/yr |
| Lacks: Clipboard history sync | $7.99 once | |
 | Lacks: Clipboard history sync | $9.99 once |
 | Lacks: Clipboard history sync | £34 once |
All have clipboard history
It reads the page you paste to work out what job the app does — screen recorder, clipboard manager and so on — then looks for apps that do the same job in the TheMacApps catalog, the App Store and the web. You can add or remove apps before the full research runs.
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No. “?” means no page read so far confirms it either way. It stays an open question until a source supports a yes or no, and conflicting sources stay visible as conflicting.
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