- Press Cmd+Y to preview a clip at full size. Long code blocks and notes scroll and can be selected, and images fill the panel instead of a small thumbnail - You can also click the eye button on a clip, or right-click it and choose Preview - Sensitive clips stay blurred in the preview until you choose to reveal them - Pasting a copied image file no longer risks pasting the wrong image when you paste something else before it finishes - Scrolling back through a long history with lots of images is faster

- Choose a panel size: Small, Medium, or Large. Larger sizes widen the panel and enlarge the clip text, the search field, and the previews - Pick a theme: follow your system setting, or force light or dark - Clearing your history now keeps your pinned clips by default. Turn it off in Settings if you would rather clear everything - Clip thumbnails stay sharp at the larger panel sizes

- Tweak a clip before pasting it: open a text clip in a quick editor, make your change, and paste the edited version. Your saved clip stays exactly as it was - Three ways to edit: hover a row and click the pencil, right-click and choose "Edit and Paste", or press Cmd+E on the selected clip

- Sensitive clips are now blurred: passwords, API keys, credit card numbers, and Social Security numbers stay hidden in the panel until you hover to reveal them - Your clipboard panel is now hidden from screen recordings and screen sharing, so your clips never appear on a call or in a capture - New "Hide sensitive clips" switch in Privacy settings turns the blur on or off

- Merge clips: Cmd-click two or more text clips and combine them into one, joined in the order you copied them - Choose the separator: new line, space, comma, or your own custom text - Select multiple clips with Cmd-click or Shift-click for a whole range; a floating bar shows your selection - The merged clip is ready to paste right away and appears at the top of your history - Smoother clicking: the list no longer shifts when you select clips; it only auto-scrolls with arrow-key navigation

- Paste Queue (Pro): start the queue, copy several items, then paste them one-by-one in the order you copied them - Press Control+Command+V to paste the next item in the queue, right into any app - Manage the queue from the panel: see what is lined up, paste the next one, or clear it - Right-click any clip to add it to the paste queue and build a queue from your history - New setting to keep your history in its original order after pasting, instead of moving the pasted clip to the top

- QuietClip now runs on macOS 14 Sonoma, not just Sequoia - Press Cmd and a number (Cmd+1 to Cmd+9) to instantly paste one of your most recent clips - Pause and resume clipboard capture from the panel footer or the menu bar, handy when you are copying something sensitive - Open a copied link straight from your history, no need to paste it first - Copied a color like #FF5733 or rgb(255, 87, 51)? It now shows a color swatch in the list - Exclude any app from clipboard capture, with Bitwarden now blocked by default - Auto-delete your history on shorter timeframes too, from 5 minutes up to 90 days

- Move the clipboard panel anywhere -- drag it by its background and it reopens right where you left it - The panel opens instantly even with hundreds of clips - Far lower memory usage when your history contains images - Copying a very large image no longer briefly freezes the app - SVG files now show a real thumbnail preview

You asked, I listened. This update tackles the most common frustrations I've heard since launch, from shortcut conflicts to lost formatting to clips that vanish after sleep. - Change the global shortcut to any key combo you prefer (Settings > Shortcut) - Hold Option when pasting to strip formatting, or set it as the default - A new footer shows when your last clip was captured, so you always know monitoring is active - Clipboard history now survives sleep and lid close without missing anything - Auto-delete old clips after 1, 7, 30, or 90 days (Settings > Privacy) - Faster performance with large histories - Accessibility improvements in onboarding

Performance improvements: image and file previews now load in the background for smoother, faster scrolling through your clipboard history.

- Redesigned Onboarding Walk through how QuietClip works with an animated demo, keyboard shortcuts guide, and privacy overview. - Paste Automatically New option in Preferences to paste clips directly into your active app. Off by default — enable it when you're ready. - Smarter Clipboard Passwords and sensitive content from 1Password, KeeWeb, and other managers are now automatically ignored. - Refreshed Preferences Clean, card-based settings with everything easy to find.