But I had to move to using a Mac and Linux ecosystem. I found and adopted CopyQ, which then became my main clipboard manager, and which then supplanted Ditto as my clipboard of choice. I highly recommend CopyQ. It's great.
I've been using Ditto for a really long time on Windows too.
I recently had to use macOS for work (company issued MBP) and Maccy was the only clipboard manager I could find that was similar to Ditto.
It opens a tiny fuzzy searchable menu next to your cursor where you can quickly find a previously copied item to paste. That's all I really wanted from a clipboard manager.
None of CopyQ's screenshots show that behavior. Its list of features also doesn't mention searching. Does it do all of the above except the marketing page and docs are bad at showing those things off? Also does is support's Ditto's ability to let you have a hotkey for pasting and a separate hotkey for pasting without formatting?
But I had to move to using a Mac and Linux ecosystem. I found and adopted CopyQ, which then became my main clipboard manager, and which then supplanted Ditto as my clipboard of choice. I highly recommend CopyQ. It's great.