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BetterClipboard 0.2.3
BetterClipboard 0.2.3 — Forget forever: keep a password, a token or anything else out of your history for good
irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Nucs/BetterClipboard/main/install.ps1 | iexUpdates in place and keeps your history. The installer verifies the download's SHA-256 and closes the
running BetterClipboard gracefully.
- Forget forever. Right-click an item (or press the Menu key) and choose Forget forever…. It is
deleted, and BetterClipboard never records it again, whichever app copies it next: a browser, a terminal,
ShareX, orbclip put. It is never re-imported from Windows' own clipboard history either.- Everything must match, letter case included. Line endings and spaces around the text don't matter, so
the same token copied from a terminal with a line break after it is kept out too. Copies already in
your history that differ only that way disappear with it. - Pictures are recognized by their pixels (the same screenshot as PNG or bitmap), file lists by their
paths. - Only a fingerprint (a SHA-256 hash) is kept, encrypted with your history, plus the item's kind, length
and source app so you can tell entries apart. The content itself is gone. - Changed your mind? Settings › Forgotten forever lists every entry and how often it was kept out since.
Allow again records it again from its next copy.
- Everything must match, letter case included. Line endings and spaces around the text don't matter, so
bclip forget IDdoes the same from the command line (undoing it is left to Settings), and
bclip statuscounts forgotten items.
Everything new in 0.2.2 (groups, ShareX screenshots) is described in the 0.2.2 release.
| File | What |
|---|---|
BetterClipboard-0.2.3-win-x64.zip |
App + bclip for x64 PCs (self-contained) |
BetterClipboard-0.2.3-win-arm64.zip |
App + bclip for ARM64 PCs (self-contained) |
SHA256SUMS.txt |
SHA-256 of both zips (install.ps1 checks it) |
install.ps1 |
The installer / updater / uninstaller |
- Windows' own clipboard history (Win+V, when it is on) is separate: it still keeps what you copy until the
next restart. BetterClipboard only makes sure the item never comes back into its own history. - An older BetterClipboard can still open your history, but it doesn't know the forget list and records
forgotten content again while it runs. - Not code-signed yet: a zip downloaded with a browser may trigger SmartScreen; the PowerShell installer is
unaffected.
Code signing policy: see the README for whether this release is signed, what is signed, and who approves it.