Copperlight 0.10

New

• It learns your abbreviations. What you pick for what you type comes first the next time you type it: pick
  Slack after ss once or twice, and ss is Slack. No setup, kept on your Mac.
• Tab on a file, an app or a clipboard item shows what you can do with it, with its preview beside the list; Esc
  goes back.
  • A file: open it, open it with another app, reveal it, copy its path or the file itself, open its folder in your
    terminal, move it to the Trash.
  • An app: its recent documents first (Enter opens one in it), then open, hide, quit, force quit, relaunch, reveal
    or copy its path.
  • A clipboard item: copy it without pasting, open its link, Large Type, a QR code; for a picture, open it in
    Preview or save it to Downloads.
• Speed test. speed: your download and upload speed and latency, with macOS's own networkQuality, about 20
  seconds after Enter. Typing speed sends nothing.
• Keep awake for a while. :awake 2h, :awake 90 min, :awake until 18:00: the Mac stays awake, then lets go by
  itself. The time left ticks in the empty launcher.
• Your colors. colors lists the colors you picked with pick color, newest first, each with its swatch.
• Install an app you don't have. With Homebrew installed, type an app you don't have and its row offers to
  install it ("Install Figma"). Enter runs brew install --cask, with its output beside the row; then Enter opens it.
• Bluetooth. :connect airpods: your paired devices. Enter connects one, or disconnects it if it's connected.
  The first time, Enter on Allow asks for Bluetooth; typing never does.

Install

Download Copperlight.zip, unzip it and move Copperlight to Applications. The first time you open it, macOS asks
you to confirm it once. Updating: quit Copperlight and replace the app; your settings and permissions stay.

Full Changelog: v0.9...v0.10