Savvy Clipboard is a handy clipboard manager for Mac OS X.

The new version of the popular clipboard tool for Mac OS X on PowerPC or Intel-based Mac's.
Adds a Popup Menu feature saving your screen space and speeding up things by way of shortcuts!

Do you often copy things and paste them to other locations? Would you like to retain what you copied before, and be able to use those items again, or save them to disk?

Savvy Clipboard will remember what you copied, and store those data items for you.

It holds a list of items that you copied ¡ª text fragments, graphics, URLs, multimedia data, or links to files ¡ª and lets you access them using this list. You just select the needed item from the list and it is ready to use from the system Clipboard, so you can paste it anywhere you need. Now you can even edit clipboard text, send emails and store your passwords in a handy way.

With Savvy Clipboard, you speed up your work (no need to look for items again and again) and gain a new level of control over things you work with.

Savvy Clipboard can store data of any type that gets to the Clipboard.
Allows saving a data item to a file.
Allows placing a data item back to the system Clipboard.
You can edit your text items for further use (in the registered copy), and choose to paste them with formatting or as plain text only.
You can drag-and-drop data items from Savvy Clipboard to other applications (without having to copy them to the system Clipboard).
In the registered copy of the application, you can store as many data items as you need.
Savvy Clipboard can retain the data between sessions ¡ª i.e., if you shut down the system and then turn on the computer again, the data will remain available.
You can use Savvy Clipboard to store your passwords (masked by bullets) and keep them in fixed positions in the list.
You can define custom keyboard shortcuts to select items from Savvy Clipboard (the data item will be copied onto the system Clipboard, and you can paste it as you need).
Savvy Clipboard runs natively on both PowerPC and Intel-based Mac's.