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October 9, 20252 min read

How to set up launching MaClipHistory at startup

Never lose important data anymore: keep MaClipHistory on, restart macOS and the app will be launched on startup.

Turned on by default

This option is turned on by default. But you may double check it, here's how. Go to the MaClipHistory menu and press Launch at Startup.

MaClipHistory main menu
Turn background mode on in MaClipHistory from main menu

You may also do it from tray menu:

MaClipHistory tray menu
Navigate to MaClipHistory from tray menu clicking on its icon

After turning it on you will see confirmation that MaClipHistory will open automatically when you log in.

Login Item added notification
MaClipHistory added as Login Item

If you click on notification, you will go to System Settings - Users & Groups - Login Items and see it is there now.

Open at Login settings
MaClipHistory in Open at Login settings

In the same window you will also see the apps allowed running in background, but MaClipHistory can run in background without it (as it only listens to keyboard and doesn't perform any other operations).

Congrats!

Now you won't lose anything you copied! Stay tuned.

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