New: • Search Web and Translate — two new one-tap chips on plain-text clips. Search opens Google with your clip as the query; Translate opens Google Translate with the target set to your device language. • Better protection for one-time codes and PINs. The app now recognizes 2FA and verification codes (Apple ID, Google, banking, "your code is 123456", "G-547821", "one-time password") and can blur them like other sensitive content. Bug fixes and small polish carried forward from the last update.

Bug fixes: • Swipe from the left edge to close a clip. This wasn't working on any detail screen — the small X was the only way out. • Links now show their preview image in your clip list instead of a generic icon. • Touch and hold now works everywhere. Pinned, folders and links offer the same actions as the Clips tab, including Delete and Move to Folder. Pinned had no menu at all before. • Two folders can no longer share a name, and folder counts read correctly. • Corrected translated text throughout the app.

• New Copy Clip action for Shortcuts and Siri: find any saved clip and put it back on your clipboard. • Your clips are now hidden while your screen is recorded, mirrored, or shared on a call. Tap Show anyway if you're recording on purpose. • Fixed the keyboard sometimes closing itself when a large image was in your history. • Opening from a widget or Spotlight now takes you straight there.

Fixes a crash that could occur when saving a clip you copied on your Mac. Restores sharing multiple photos to One Big Clipboard at once. Plus performance improvements.

Trash & Restore: deleted clips now rest in Trash for 30 days — restore anything with a swipe, or empty it whenever you like. Folder colors: give a folder a color and its clips get a matching outline, so your grid stays organized at a glance. Copy from the widget: tap a clip right in the Home Screen widget to copy it, without opening the app. Smarter keyboard: suggestions now match the field you're typing in — emails, phone numbers, addresses and more. Plus a fresh animated launch screen, Home Screen quick actions (long-press the app icon), and a fix for a Settings crash.

Settings is now an index you can actually navigate — ten sections, each on its own page, instead of one long scroll. Link clips show their preview again. The app was already fetching the title and image; now it shows them, and the privacy switch genuinely stops the request when you turn it off. Typing a title or note is fast again. Every keystroke used to save the whole clip. Keyboard - Press and hold a clip to read all of it before you paste - Select several clips and paste them in the order you picked - Clips you have renamed now show their name Widgets - Pin one clip to your Lock Screen and keep it there - A widget pointed at a folder now opens that folder - Rows are evenly sized and fit properly on every iPhone Clearer about what things do - Clearing or erasing clips now asks in the middle of the screen and says plainly that it cannot be undone - Rules that match on the source app are marked as Mac-only, because iPhone cannot tell which app a copy came from Fixes - Fixed a freeze that could lock the app when opening Settings - Fixed the title and note fields not accepting taps - Smart Rules matches the rest of the app again

Quieter, and steadier. • Fixed a crash that could close the app while you were browsing your clips. • The app no longer reads your clipboard just because you opened it — so iOS stops announcing "Pasting from your Mac" when you haven't pasted anything. Turn the check back on in Settings if you liked the smarter Save label. • See how many clips are still waiting to upload to iCloud, plus a Sync Now button for when a big photo is taking its time. • Switching between clipboards no longer garbles the name in the button. • Now requires iOS 17.4, which fixes a crash when creating a folder.

• Free plan update: every clip stays at hand for 30 days, and Premium now unlocks your entire clip archive plus private iCloud sync. Nothing is ever deleted while you decide. • iPad: color-coded filter chips, now with Email, Phone, Address, Code, and Math filters — matching iPhone. • Siri phrases now work in German, Spanish, French, Japanese, Portuguese, and Chinese. • Fixed several buttons and labels that appeared in English on non-English devices.

Fixed: Transform Text now confirms with an on-screen toast, and the medium Home Screen widget no longer clips text.

Roman, not italic. Titles across the app now render in upright serif instead of italic. Fixed: images captured on iPhone (HEIC/JPEG) now paste correctly on Mac — previously they could arrive broken depending on the original photo format. Expanded localization coverage across keyboard setup, first-clip celebration, folder management, and paywall screens, in all 6 supported languages.

Version 1.0.1 is the polish and power update. Search by gist. Describe what you remember about a clip and it surfaces the match, even when the words aren't identical. Smart Actions, everywhere. Meeting links (Zoom, Meet, Teams, Webex) now show a Join Meeting chip. Contact-style clips offer Create Contact and pre-fill the New Contact sheet. Fix Grammar joins Summarize and Rewrite in the Smart Tools sheet on Apple Intelligence devices. Link previews. URL clips render the destination's Open Graph card right in the detail view. Save Clipboard, anywhere. New Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets fire the Save Clipboard intent alongside the Control Center control. Multi-select bulk actions. Long-press to enter select mode, then use the floating bar to Delete, Move to Folder, or Encrypt across many clips at once. Editorial juice. A "Saved!" toast on every capture, new clips pulse to their accent color on arrival, distinct haptics per action, granular date headers (Today / Yesterday / Last 7 days / Earlier), a first-clip celebration, and typewriter-style reveals for Smart Tools results and encrypted content. iPad hardware keyboard. Command-F focuses search, Command-N opens Save Anything, Esc clears the search. Drag clips onto folders in the sidebar to file them. Pull to refresh. Yank the shelf to re-check the pasteboard and your iCloud account. Encrypted .obc backup and restore. Export your entire library to a Face/Touch ID-locked file, then restore on any Mac or iPhone. Onboarding walkthrough. Five focused steps covering Save Clipboard surfaces, keyboard shortcuts, Smart Tools, privacy, and Premium. Bug fixes. Detail view stale-flash fixed, image thumbnails re-render on CloudKit pulls, keyboard height calibrated for iPhone 17 Pro Max, first-run keyboard nudge clears properly, and the IAP confirmation is now visible. Thanks for using OneBigClipboard.