It’s always fantastic to see a good app make a comeback, and iClip is one of those apps. Developer Steven Audette of Irridated Software acquired iClip from its original developers and has released version 5.0 nearly five years after the software had its last major upgrade, now officially supporting Snow Leopard and Lion.
iClip is a clipboard and scrapbook utility that allows the user to keep a copy of almost anything that’s sent to the clipboard, instead of the last item. iClip is hidden off the side of the Mac’s screen, so when the cursor is moved to the side of the screen, iClip pops out right away. It also utilizes hotkeys, drag and drop and 1-click shortcuts.
It’s now available on the Mac App Store for an introductory price of US$9.99, and a demo will be available through the developer’s site soon. We’ll be featuring it Tuesday as our Daily Mac App, so check out TUAW to see iClip in action and how it’s held up over the years.
iClip makes a comeback, now on the Mac App Store originally appeared on TUAW – The Unofficial Apple Weblog on Mon, 31 Oct 2011 21:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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