For me, a massive advantage of Alfred is the clipboard history. I know there are plenty of other clipboard managers, but I've tried them all, and Alfred's works

For me, a massive advantage of Alfred is the clipboard history. I know there are plenty of other clipboard managers, but I've tried them all, and Alfred's works the best for me. Features I like: * Ability to set upper-bound on individual size * Ability to ignore clipboard CF_ types * Ability to retain variable amounts of data by time * Ignore certain apps' clipboards * Filterable history search * Short and long content previews I also use iTerm, but that's mainly for the performance benefits and customizability - I could live without it vs Terminal.app.