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📋 Clipboard Indicator

Get it on GNOME Extensions

The most popular, reliable and feature-rich clipboard manager for GNOME with over 1M downloads.

A screenshot of the clipboard manager, showing clipboard history including images

This extension is also packaged by the community for many popular Linux distros — search your package manager.

🧰 Features:

  • Highly customizable
  • Supports both text and images
  • Allows pinning items to top
  • Includes a "private" mode
  • Has configurable shortcuts
  • Keyboard control

In-Menu Keyboard Controls

  • Use arrows to navigate
  • v to paste directly from menu
  • p to pin item
  • <Delete> to delete an item

📦 Install from source

Installation via git is performed by cloning the repo into your local gnome-shell extensions directory (usually ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/):

$ git clone https://github.com/Tudmotu/gnome-shell-extension-clipboard-indicator.git <extensions-dir>/clipboard-indicator@tudmotu.com

After cloning the repo, the extension is practically installed yet disabled. In order to enable it, run the following command:

$ gnome-extensions enable clipboard-indicator@tudmotu.com

✅ GNOME Version Support

Depending on your GNOME version, you will need to install the following Clipboard Indicator versions:

  • GNOME 46 and above:
    • Use latest version
  • GNOME 45:
    • v57
  • GNOME 42-44
    • v47
  • GNOME 40-41
    • v39
  • GNOME <40
    • v37

⌨️ Contributing

Contributions to this project are welcome.

Please follow these guidelines when contributing:

  • If you want to contribute code, your best bet is to look for an issue with the label "Up for grabs"
  • DO NOT open unsolicited PRs unless they are for updating translations
  • Look at the list of previous PRs before you open a PR, if your PR conflicts with another, it will be rejected
  • If you have a feature idea, open an issue and discuss it there before implementing. DO NOT open a PR as a platform for discussion

Note: I have very little time to maintain this project, so expect long (months) of response time. Apologies in advance.