• Added a "Pause/Resume Recording" global shortcut option under the gear button > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts. • Bug fixes.

• Fixed an issue that prevented the “Quit” option under the menu-bar icon from working. • Fixed an issue where the search field was not displayed correctly in some cases. • Other bug fixes.

• New: Added "Ignore Copies Marked Private" in Preferences (gear menu). Turn this on to skip background copies that source apps explicitly mark as private/hidden—useful with tools like Wispr Flow or Willow. • Fixed: The Quick View popover is now resizable by dragging its edges. • Fixed: Menu bar icon now dims and animates correctly across multiple displays.

• Fixes a bug that was preventing saved items from being reordered in some situations.

• Fixed a paste issue in 3.0.11, where wrong items could be pasted

• Fixed an issue that resulted in duplicated copies in the clipboard history • Added a solid background to the app icon for better legibility on macOS Tahoe • Now requires macOS 11.5 (Big Sur) or later to run

• Bug fixes

• Fixed an issue with pressing Return on the "Add Title" menu option • Other fixes

- Added "Search When Return is Pressed" option under Preferences > Search Field - Fixed window issues that appeared on macOS Sequoia 15.4 - Other bug fixes

- Improved keyword matching flexibility. - Improved handling of iCloud rate limit errors. - Bug fixes.

- Fixed an issue where the “Edit Text” menu option was sometimes disabled for text snippets. - Fixed an issue where the move-to-list menu was grayed out in some cases.

- Fixed an issue where the delete button wasn't properly displayed on some items - Fixed the issue where the last-used list was reset (forgotten) across app launches

- Renamed 'Stop Auto-Transforming Clipboard Data' under Preferences to 'Automatically Transform Clipboard Data' - Disabled 'Automatically Transform Clipboard Data' by default -- please enable it if you would like to restore the old behavior - Fixed a paste issue with the latest version of LibreOffice - Other bug fixes

- Improved the “Open on Active Screen” option (it can now display the app window at the same relative position on different screens) - Fixed a bug that resulted in failure to paste multiple file entries into Finder - Other bug fixes

- Fixed an issue where 6-digit color codes couldn’t be edited in place.

- Moved the 'Share...' option below the paste options in the contextual menu - Fixed an issue where the app window became inactive after taking area screenshots

New: - On macOS 13 or later, Copy 'Em no longer needs its helper app. But if the helper app is installed, Copy ‘Em will continue using it like before. - On macOS 13 or later, new 'Download Link Previews' option under Preferences for downloading thumbnail previews of image-associated links - On macOS 13 or later, you can now view the contents of copied files, by right-clicking a file entry and selecting Quick View - New ‘Share…’ menu option in the contextual menu for sharing items with participating apps - New color preview for color codes that have patterns like #rgb, #rrggbb, #rrggbbaa, rgb(…), rgba(…), etc. - New option “Show Rich Text in Same Font” under the gear button > Preferences > Window Preferences for displaying rich text in the same font - Customizable local keyboard shortcuts for the “My Shortcuts” and “Unstarred” lists, under the gear button > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts > Local Shortcuts - The latest Copy 'Em requires macOS 10.15 or later to run Others: - Fixed an issue where clicking the file path of a copied file entry in Quick View didn’t show the file in Finder - Fixed an issue where passwords copied from the latest version of Enpass could not be ignored - Fixed an issue where passwords copied from Keychain Access couldn't be ignored even if Keychain Access was in the ignore list - Fixed an issue where consecutively pressing “Unrecorded copy” shortcut would result in app pausing recording of subsequently copied items - Renamed “Get Titles of Web URLs” option to “Download Link Titles” - Other bug fixes

- Fixed an issue where the app could fail to launch

- Fixed an issue where links copied from certain apps couldn’t be pasted back - Fixed an issue where the font panel couldn't be opened in some cases - Other bug fixes

- New option to restore recently deleted items under the new Recently Deleted list. Make sure to update all synced copies of Copy ‘Em so this can work consistently across devices. - Fixed a compatibility issue with CodeRunner, where data copied there couldn’t be saved into Copy 'Em. - Fixed an issue where the titles of some web pages (like YouTube pages) couldn't be retrieved correctly. - Other bug fixes.

- Fixed an issue where a system audio bug could cause the app to freeze

- New Add Title Before Text paste transformation, with a keyboard shortcut option (under Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts) for toggling the setting - New "Unrecorded copy" keyboard shortcut option for copying items to the system clipboard without recording them into Copy 'Em - New "Copy items into lists" keyboard shortcut options for copying items and putting them into specific lists - All "Copy ..." keyboard shortcuts under Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts can now record items even from blacklisted apps and when recording is paused - Now you can press Shift+Return to paste items selected from a list in reverse order - You can also press Command-B and Command-H to update the text and title of a selected item - Fixes the issue where Reject Duplicates could fail to work for copied images or large data

- You can now copy files and folders in their entirety (instead of only their references) into Copy 'Em, using a custom shortcut under Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts. The fully copied files/folders will be synced to other devices automatically, if iCloud Sync is enabled. - Copy 'Em now ignores (does not record) blank items created/copied by other apps such as Better Touch Tool - Fixes a display issue in the Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts sheet on macOS 10.15 or earlier - Fixes an issue where clicked items might not be pasted - Other bug fixes

- Now runs natively on both Apple Silicon and Intel architectures - Supports recording of consecutive duplicates (when Preferences > Reject Duplicates is turned off) - Supports use of Command-C to copy selected items back to the system clipboard - Fixes the issue where wrong images were pasted into Photoshop - Improves compatibility with PopClip

Fixed an issue where the app could crash when generating thumbnails for recorded file entries with invalid file paths.