PopClip App Reviews

You highlight some text, and a horizontal menu pops up with a variety of very useful functions. If you work with foreign texts, youll appreciate the "translate" button. If youre an academic who writes abstracts for conference submissions, youll love the word count. If you just want to copy the text to put in another document, thats an easy click of the mouse. Want to quote the text in a tweet? Click "tweet". WIth dozens of add-ons for all types of scenarios (from Evernote to email), this is easily customizable to make your workflow smooth.

Fantasitc App that works really well. Just highlight something and you get a list of what you want to do! It even has plugins for a bunch of other apps! iPhoneみたいにセレクトだけで色々出来る！その上に他のアプリのプラグインあるから超便利だ。

I love keyboard shortcuts. But having PopClip show up to simplify cutting and pasting when making selections by mouse is really helpful. But that I can have so many other functions like web searching, online dictionary lookup, simple text formatting, even clipping things to other apps makes it really special.

Last version not working. Item stay gray, restart app or system will not help.

One of the best mac apps ever! Can’t imagine using my mac without it.

It would be an excellent app if it worked seamlessly. Unfortunately some functions seem to not always work (for example ‘copy’ seems to be hit and miss). If you use this app for better productivity, it’s crucial that it works reliably each time. It doesn’t for me and I have found myself avoiding it because it slows me down.

I just had to come here and say that. It makes the internet so convenient, especially if you are using a trackpad. The ability to chose what you want your clicks to do from a huge list of options on their website, it’s like a step into the future. It saves you so much time. The one thing that is missing for me which I hope you guys will add soon: Safari doesn’t have a right click “add bookmark” (or double finger tap) and i got so used to this on the PC, and probably many others as well. So simple, yet the only thing I can’t do with this app. I am a bookmark guy too heh. Thanks guys! Get this app, it will change your life! :-)

Great app! The one of must have. Thanks.

Ive found one bug that is really anoying as for me. When i select some text and i want to drag it somewhere i must wait for PopClip menu to disappear. I am not able to drag text while it is shown on screen.

First time I see that the update says "Dont download it!"… didnt the developer realize it earlier that the update crashes the app?????

The app is not working on 10.9 software. You can launch the pop clip but after few seconds it’s quitting Fix it please!!

Awesome, but need more then 25 extensions, running simultaneously.

PLEASE URGENTLY FIX AS THE APP DOESNT WANT TO LAUNCH AFTER THE FINAL UPDATE MAC 10.9.4 with all updated installed Thanks

I use it for very long time. Very usefull

Simple yet powerful…even though Im used to cmd-c and cmd-v this app is a must!!!!

Apple should acquire them and incorporate it in the native OS!! Thanks! Mike

After using this app for almost a year, I can’t image using my Mac without. It works perfectly all the time. The amount of features one can add is crazy. At $7 it a s steal.

I used to see this app and thought “useless”, man was I wrong. I cannot live without it. I sometimes use a Linux or Windows PC for work and find myself waiting for the copy piece to pop up. It is no one trick pony either. I do not have flash installed on my MBP but I do have Chrome. I have a pop clip action for Chrome. So when i need flash, I highlight the URL in Safari and click the Chrome action and it automagically opens the URL in Chrome. Worth the money and more.

While PopClip is active, there is 50% chance that COPY (CMD+C) wont work and that you will PASTE (CMD+V) old content. Developer please fix bug!

I’m a very heavy iOS user and am so used to text selection causing a pop-up to cut/copy/paste the text. This utility adds the functionality to OS X/macOS and it’s amazing. Highly recommend getting this utility. It’s the first thing I install when setting up a new Mac.