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Press ⇧⌘V in any app, or choose Show Overlay from the cup in the menu bar. You can choose another shortcut in Settings › Shortcuts. Opening Copyccino again from Applications or Spotlight shows your clips too.

Choose a card with the arrow keys or a click, then press Return or double-click it. Hold ⌥ to paste plain text. ⌘1–⌘9 paste the chosen clip and the eight after it, and you can drag any card straight into another app.

To paste, Copyccino puts the clip on the clipboard and presses ⌘V in the app you were using, and macOS only allows that with Accessibility access. Copyccino shows you where to switch it on in System Settings › Privacy & Security › Accessibility. Without it you can still copy a clip with ⌘C and paste it yourself.

No. Copies that password managers mark as concealed are never recorded. Copies that look like passwords are also left out by default; you can change that in Settings › Capture, and any kept one shows masked on its card.

In your user folder, under Library › Application Support › Copyccino. It never leaves your Mac unless you turn on iCloud sync in Settings › iCloud, which keeps your history and pinboards in step across your Macs through your own iCloud account.

From the cup in the menu bar or Settings › Overlay: Railway, Clothesline, Globe, Assembly or Circle. You can also set a shortcut that cycles through them.

Yes. Add them under Settings › Capture › Excluded apps, or pause capture from the menu bar whenever you like.