Pastebot 2 review: Mac utility combines a deep clipboard with clever conversions

I still miss the Scrapbook that was part of the pre-OS X chain of Macintosh system releases. It was like a super clipboard that let you hold several items; you could scroll through, pick a "scrap" to copy, and then paste it into a program. Since the inception of OS X, many utilities have sought to replicate and expand Scrapbook. But for my money, Iā€™m not sure any has brought the concept fully forward and updated it for modern needs until Pastebot 2 ($20 on the App Store. (Pastebot was in a long beta, and its maker opted to number it ā€œ2.0ā€ as a result.)

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