A small GNOME desktop applet adding a clipboard history indicator to the top panel, allowing easy viewing and accessing of clipboard contents without using the mouse.
Clipboard Indicator is a simple yet useful applet for the GNOME desktop environment. It adds an indicator to the top panel that allows you to easily view, access, and manage your clipboard history.
The indicator icon shows how many items are currently stored in your clipboard. By clicking on the indicator, a menu pops up showing your clipboard history, with the most recent item at the top. This allows you to quickly access anything you've copied previously during your desktop session.
You can select any old clipboard item to replace the current clipboard contents. The menu also allows you to pin important clips so they don't get flushed out as new items occupy the clipboard. There are also options for clearing all clipboard history or disabling Clipboard Indicator when desired.
Overall, Clipboard Indicator provides quick visual access to your clipboard history using the top panel. It's a convenient way to reuse previously copied content without having to copy items all over again. The lack of mouse reliance makes it handy for productivity.