Clearer Auto Queue setup. If one-key Command-V pasting needs your permission, an info icon in the Clip Queue explains both ways to paste and how to allow it. Fixed Command-V not working in other apps if you turned off ReCopied's paste permission while Auto Queue was on.

Auto Queue. Turn it on with Control-Command-S, or the switch at the top of the Clip Queue, and everything you copy lines up in the queue. Then press Command-V to paste each item in order. Command-V goes back to normal as soon as the queue is empty or you turn Auto Queue off, and Step Back still puts a misplaced paste back in line. Pause from anywhere. Control-Command-P pauses and resumes the clipboard from any app, and the menus now show the shortcuts for Pause, Plain Text, and Auto Queue. Choose your menu height. Settings now offers Compact, Standard, and Tall sizes for the menu bar list, so it fits your screen. Polish and performance. Link previews show the whole image, the empty Clip Queue explains itself, and finished batches say so.

Step Back in the Clip Queue. Pasted into the wrong field? Press Control-Command-Z, or click Step Back at the top of the Clip Queue, to put the last item back at the front of the queue. Press it again to go further back. Smarter splitting for spreadsheets and CSV. Split into Clippings now keeps quoted values together, so "Smith, John" stays one piece, and keeps empty cells in place, so every value still lands in the right field when you paste them in order.

Fixed search sometimes dropping the first letter you type in window mode.

A sharper app icon, now crisp at every size, including right here in the App Store.

Split into Clippings. Turn one copied block into a clipping per line, or split on tabs, commas, or your own separator. Preview the pieces, then send them straight to the Clip Queue and paste them in order. A new list switcher. Your Clip Lists open right from the header, with ⌘1 to ⌘9 to jump between them and search built into the same bar. Rules from any clipping. Right-click a clipping to create a rule for the app it came from, and it's filed right away. Rules can now match by type too, so every image or every link lands where you want it. Polish and performance. Undo a delete from the confirmation, add several clippings to the Clip Queue in the order you copied them, and enjoy a cleaner, more consistent look throughout.

Fixed the Help menu in window mode, which incorrectly reported that help wasn't available. You can now also rate ReCopied from the Help menu.

iCloud Sync (optional). Turn it on and your Clip Lists, Formatters, and Rules follow you to your other Macs through your own iCloud, never our servers. It's off until you ask for it, and your clipboard history always stays on your Mac. Smarter Title Case. Acronyms and brand names now survive: "a PDF of the HTML" becomes "A PDF of the HTML" instead of "A Pdf Of The Html". Small words stay lowercase where they should, and hyphenated phrases follow normal style. A steadier window view. Showing and hiding the detail pane no longer shuffles the whole window around: the list stays exactly where it is and only the detail slides in and out. The window also returns to where you left it instead of drifting across the screen each time. Polish and performance. Deleting a large selection is instant, the Clip Queue handles multiple items properly, and the list moves more smoothly throughout.

Paste to Active App now works reliably even with the ReCopied window left open, so your paste always lands in the app you're using. Rich text you copy now keeps its images and full formatting. Two new opt-in developer formatters, JSON Array and Quoted List, turn a multi-selection into a ready-to-paste array or comma-separated list. Also fixes HTML Entity Encode, which was decoding instead of encoding.

ReCopied now supports macOS 15 Sequoia and later, so it runs on many more Macs. Everything from 1.2 is included: merge previews, smarter multi-clip formatters, and parkable Clip Lists.

Merge, previewed. Select several clippings and see the combined result before you commit, with a live Original / After view and a formatter picker that matches the clipping detail pane. Smarter merges. Numbered lists count correctly across items, line operations (sort, single line, remove duplicates) apply to the whole set, and items a formatter can't fill (like a link with no URL) are dropped instead of leaving empty output. Preview a formatter before you use it in a clipping's detail pane. Formatters that need input (like Translate) prompt for it the same way everywhere. Park a Clip List. Toggle a list off to hide it from the selector without deleting it, then switch it back on whenever you want. Plus a faster, more polished formatter experience and a handful of fixes.

Clip Queue: line up snippets in order, then paste them one after another with a single shortcut. Reorder by dragging. Great for forms and repetitive entry. Paste into the active app: optionally paste a clipping straight into the app you're using (enable Accessibility in Settings). Rules can route to the Clip Queue, and you can now turn any rule on or off with a toggle instead of deleting it. New Formatters (renamed from Templates): a big library of one-click transforms — case styles (snake/camel/kebab), Markdown & HTML, base64/hex/URL encode, JSON formatting, extract URLs/emails, and more. Cleaner, vertically centered rows with tidy type labels and better-tuned source app icons; refreshed naming (Clipboard History, Clip Queue, Clip Lists, Formatters). Polished header, list menu, and context menus; various fixes.

• Type to search. Just start typing in the list to filter instantly. • Do more with files. Open, Open With, and Show in Finder for any file clipping, plus open links in your browser, right from the menu. • Smoother menu and window transitions. Your search carries over when you switch between them, and either one is ready for the keyboard the moment it opens. • Copy sound for every copy. Get an audible confirmation for copies in any app, not just inside ReCopied. Toggle it in Settings. • Delete confirmations for Lists, Rules, and Templates. • Polish and fixes across Settings, sounds, and focus.