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Menu item icons have four options: Flycut icon, Black Flycut icon, White Scissors, and Black Scissors. You can keep any one of your choices This helps when you are using dark mode on your Mac.
Similar to CopyClip, Flycut also resides in the menu bar and offers access to all your saved clippings. Plus, get the option to tweak certain settings like the maximum number of clippings it can save, what happens to...
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