Notchment 2.0.1

Polish

• The notch can glow softly while the pointer rests on it, so it stands out on dark backgrounds. Turn it on or off with Glow on hover in Settings › Displays.
• On external monitors, Sidecar and Macs without a notch, the tray now opens as a rounded floating card just below the top edge, whichever virtual notch style you've chosen.

Notchment 2.0.0

Clipboard history

• A new Clipboard tab keeps the last 60 things you copied, newest first: text, links, colors, images and files.
• Click a card to copy it again, or drag it straight into any app.
• Right-click a card to copy it, open a link, show a file in Finder or remove it. ⌘- and ⇧-click to select several cards and remove them together.
• The bin in the header clears the whole history after you confirm.
• Copies that password managers mark as concealed or transient are never kept.

Tabs

• The tray now has two tabs, Files and Clipboard, on a dial of icons just under the notch.
• Swipe sideways with two fingers on or around the notch to switch tabs. Short swipes and quick flicks go to the next tab, and swiping on the closed notch opens the tray and switches in one go.
• You can also click an icon on the dial, or scroll sideways with a mouse.
• Choose which tabs you want in the new Tabs page in Settings, or during first-launch setup. If you turn Files off, setup skips the stash folder.

Polish

• Subtle haptic feedback when a dragged file reaches the tray, when a drop switches between moving and copying, and when the tab dial turns.
• Tab contents fade and lean with the dial as it turns.
• The empty tray no longer flashes while a folder is still loading, and animates in and out as files arrive or disappear.
• The Software Update page grows to show the full release notes.
• Settings switches highlight when you hover over them.
• Lower memory use with large images in the clipboard history.

Notchment 1.1.0

Sort your files

• Click the new ⇅ button in the tray's top-right pill to sort by Name, Kind, Date Added, Date Modified or Size, in either direction (A to Z, newest first, largest first…).
• The default is Date Added, newest first. Your choice is remembered across launches and applies to every folder the tray shows.

Polish

• The sort and show-more buttons now slide in and out from behind the folder button as a folder fills up or empties.
• The tray grows and shrinks with the same spring as it opens, so showing more or fewer files feels smoother.
• Checking for updates by hand shows a brief checkmark when you're already up to date.
• In Settings, a long license email no longer crowds the update status beside the version.

Notchment 1.0.2

Fixes and polish

• The notch is now recognised at every display scaling. At "Larger Text" on 14″ and 16″ MacBook Pros, the notch was mistaken for a camera island.
• When an update is available, the Settings version row shows an Update to x.y.z button, which also shows the download's progress.
• Settings has its own Quit Notchment row, and your license now appears beside the version.
• Installing an update no longer gets stuck on "Restarting Notchment…" (this applies to updates installed from this version onwards).

Notchment 1.0.1

Fixes and polish

• Open trays now animate closed when you quit Notchment
• Clearer prompt when the stash folder goes missing

Notchment 1.0.0

First beta

• Drag a file to the notch to stash it
• Click the notch to open the tray and drag files back out
• Switch the tray to any folder from the folder menu
• Unlock Notchment with your license key

This build isn't notarized yet: on first launch, use Open Anyway in System Settings › Privacy & Security.