Changelog
All notable changes to Copy are documented in this file.
The format is based on Keep a Changelog,
and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.
[0.1.3] - 2026-07-30
Smart search lands, plus a rounder shelf and some paper-cut fixes.
Added
- Smart search: start typing in the shelf to filter by app, type, time range, favorites, or pinboard. Each pick becomes a filter pill, and you can stack several and add free text, which searches content including text recognized inside images. Right-click a result and choose Show in History to jump straight to it.
- A Paste Stack button in the shelf header, with its shortcut shown when you hold Command.
- "View Onboarding Again" in Settings, under About.
Changed
- The shelf opens ready to browse: the search field no longer grabs focus, and you can just start typing to search.
- Quick-pasting a card by number moved to Option and a number, so plain numbers type into search. Hold Option to see each card's number.
- The shelf now animates closed with a gentle fade and slide.
- Pinboards: click the pinboard you're already on to edit it, and choose any custom color.
Fixed
- Copied hex colors, with or without a leading #, now show as a color swatch and match the Color filter.
- Code snippets keep their indentation, and more Swift snippets get syntax colors.
- Command-Delete clears an active search.
[0.1.2] - 2026-07-30
A settings overhaul, plus finer control over what Copy keeps.
Added
- Redesigned Settings as a sidebar: General, Shortcuts, History, Privacy, and a new About page (version, Check for Updates, and project links). The keyboard shortcuts now have their own page instead of crowding General.
- History retention is now a slider, from 1 Day up to Unlimited.
- Storage usage in History: see how much space each type of item uses (Text, Links, Images, Files, Colors), and clear a single type or the whole history, with the reclaimable size shown up front.
Fixed
- The Keyboard & Tips window now has its background instead of rendering transparent.
[0.1.1] - 2026-07-30
A refinement release: the Paste Stack is rebuilt from the ground up, the shelf and
editor get a polish pass, and there's an optional dark theme.
Added
- Optional pro-dark shelf theme (dark with an electric-blue accent), off by default
- Hold Command to reveal keyboard hotkey hints on the shelf, plus a dismissible keyboard legend
- Force-click a card to preview it; force-click a text card to open it in the editor
- Favorites now sort to the top of the shelf, separated from the rest by a divider
- A first-copy coach and onboarding motion to make the shelf easier to discover
Changed
- Rebuilt the Paste Stack palette: clicks land reliably everywhere, you can add, edit, remove, and reorder queued items, drag the header to move it, and edit text in the full rich editor
- Redesigned the rich text editor with formatting hotkeys, on-screen tips, and Command-Return to save
- The card header now shows the copy's title where the app name used to be; click it to rename
- You can scroll the shelf from anywhere, including the gaps between cards
- Image cards are labeled "Image" with a photo icon in the header
- Dropping a card onto a pinboard now opens that pinboard
- Larger, easier-to-hit menu and icon buttons throughout
Fixed
- Cards highlight instantly on click (removed a delay caused by the double-click gesture)
- The installer's DMG background is lighter so its icon labels stay legible
[0.1.0] - 2026-07-29
Initial release.
Added
The shelf
- Menu bar app with a bottom shelf summoned by ⇧⌘V, showing clipboard history as cards
- Unlimited history with instant full-text search
- Scope chips to filter by type: All, Text, Images, Links, Files
- Space bar preview of the selected card
- Drag-out support to drop a card wherever you need it
Organizing
- Pinboards: tabs you can drag cards into, switched with ⌘1-9
- Multi-select for bulk actions
- Edit-in-place for text cards before pasting
- Link previews with page titles and favicons for copied URLs
Pasting
- Paste selected card (⏎) or paste as plain text (⌥⏎)
- Paste stack (⌃⌥⌘V) that walks its queue on successive plain ⌘V presses
Privacy and settings
- Per-app privacy exclusions
- Respect for the system concealed-type marker, so password managers and
similar apps are never recorded - Configurable history retention
- A Settings window for all of the above
Onboarding and polish
- First-run onboarding covering the Accessibility permission, the clipboard
access permission on macOS 15.4+, and the global hotkey - A permission banner in the shelf when Accessibility access is missing
- A native app icon
- Auto-updates via Sparkle
- Native design throughout: quiet cards, SF Mono for card bodies, no colored
stripes