Fbloc is a native macOS utility designed to retain clipboard content beyond a single copy action.

It operates quietly from the menu bar, recording copied text, links, and code fragments so they may be recalled later, without disrupting focus or workflow.

The application was built with a narrow set of principles: clarity, reliability, and restraint. It avoids overlays, prompts, and unnecessary configuration, favoring predictable behavior over novelty.

Clipboard history persists across sessions, allowing previously copied material to remain available when needed. Frequently used items may be marked and revisited without repetition.

Fbloc is intended for long periods of focused work, where interruptions are costly and efficiency is achieved through quiet continuity rather than automation or abstraction.

The interface follows established macOS conventions and supports both light and dark appearance modes. Resource usage is intentionally modest, and the application remains present without drawing attention to itself.

Fbloc exists to remove a small but persistent source of friction from daily work, and to do so without becoming part of the task itself.