📋 Clipboard Indicator

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

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