OpenPaste 1.0.0

The first release.

Clipboard history

• Records text, rich text, links, code, colors, images and files, with the app each came from.
• De-duplicates repeat copies: copying something again moves it to the front.
• Skips anything password managers mark as private, apps on your ignore list, and everything
  while capturing is paused.
• Keeps unpinned items for 30 days or 2,000 items by default; both limits are in Settings.

The shelf

• Slides up over any app, including full-screen ones on macOS, with ⇧⌘V or Ctrl+Shift+V.
• Cards show content the way it looks: color swatches, image previews, link hosts and lightly
  highlighted code.
• Type to search, or filter with is:image, is:link, is:code, is:color, is:file and
  app:<name>.
• Return pastes into the app you were using; Shift+Return pastes without formatting;
  ⌘1–⌘9 / Ctrl+1–Ctrl+9 paste one of the first nine cards.
• Preview, edit, rename, copy and delete (with undo) from the keyboard or the right-click menu.
• Drag cards into other apps, or onto a pinboard tab to pin them.

Pinboards

• Save snippets, replies and colors to named, colored pinboards. Pinned items are never cleaned
  up automatically.

Settings

• Change the shortcut, open at login, light or dark appearance, paste behavior, history limits,
  and which apps to ignore.

Platforms

• macOS 13+ (Apple Silicon and Intel), Windows 10+ (x64 and Arm), and 64-bit Linux
  (AppImage and .deb).
• Direct pasting uses Accessibility on macOS, a built-in helper on Windows, and xdotool (X11) or
  wtype/ydotool (Wayland) on Linux.