Stash 1.0.4 — where clips came from
Know where every clip came from, a redesigned Settings, and a new app icon.
Where clips came from
- Each clip remembers the window it was copied from: the Slack channel, Terminal tab, or document title now appears next to the app name.
- Text copied from a web page in Chrome, Arc, Brave, or Edge remembers the page.
- Press ⌘O to go back: open the page or link, reveal a file in Finder, or switch to the app.
- Search matches window titles and pages too. Turn this off anytime in Settings → Privacy; doing so erases saved details.
Settings
- Redesigned to match the rest of Stash.
- Change the global shortcut (⌘⇧V by default).
- Open at login.
- Choose how many clips to keep, and see your clip count and disk usage.
- Excluded apps show their names and icons.
- Close Stash from Settings with your shortcut, ⌘W, or by clicking away.
Also
- A new app icon built around the menu bar mark.
- The app and installer are Developer ID signed, notarized by Apple, and include stapled notarization tickets.
Requires Apple silicon and macOS 14 or later.
Install
Download Stash-1.0.4-arm64.dmg below, open it, and drag Stash into Applications.
Or use Homebrew:
brew tap augmentedmode/stash
brew install --cask augmentedmode/stash/stashExisting Homebrew users: quit Stash, then run:
brew update
brew upgrade --cask augmentedmode/stash/stashClipboard history and preferences are preserved when upgrading. Quick Paste and window titles optionally require Accessibility permission.
Verification
Fresh macOS download checks passed on macOS 14, 15, and 26: Homebrew installation, signature and stapled ticket validation, Gatekeeper acceptance, normal/demo process startup, and uninstall. Interactive permissions and paste behavior are not covered by these smoke tests.