# Private and open-source alternatives to Windows Clipboard History

1. [CopyQ](https://privacyratings.com/clipboard-managers/copyq/): B (80/100). Open-source clipboard manager for Linux, Windows and macOS that saves clipboard history in tabs, with item editing, tags, search, command-line control and scripting.
2. [Flycut](https://privacyratings.com/clipboard-managers/flycut/): B (80/100). Open-source clipboard manager for macOS and iOS, based on Jumpcut, that keeps a history of copied text for developers, with optional iCloud sync.
3. [GPaste](https://privacyratings.com/clipboard-managers/gpaste/): B (80/100). Open-source clipboard manager for GNOME, made of a daemon, a GTK interface, a GNOME Shell extension and a command-line client, with optional encrypted history.
4. [Maccy](https://privacyratings.com/clipboard-managers/maccy/): B (80/100). Open-source clipboard manager for macOS that keeps a searchable history of copied items, stored locally on the computer, with keyboard-first navigation.
5. [Clipy](https://privacyratings.com/clipboard-managers/clipy/): D (50/100). Open-source clipboard manager for macOS, based on ClipMenu, with a clipboard history menu, snippets and keyboard shortcuts.
6. [Ditto](https://privacyratings.com/clipboard-managers/ditto/): D (50/100). Open-source clipboard manager for Windows that saves text, images, HTML and custom formats in a searchable history, with optional encrypted sync between computers on a network.

Source: https://privacyratings.com/alternatives/windows-clipboard-history/