• If the app ever quits unexpectedly, it asks whether to send us a crash report, so we can fix it. Nothing is sent unless you agree.

Captr 2.0 is a big update with a new look. • New icon and design, with a sidebar that lists every app your screenshots came from. • Search the text inside your screenshots, not just their names. • Menu bar panel with your latest screenshots: drag, copy, copy text, pin or delete. Press ⌃⌥⌘S to open it from anywhere. • A preview appears in the corner after each screenshot. • Crop, blur or black out areas, and let Find Private Info hide emails, phone numbers, card numbers and API keys. • Trim screen recordings and export GIFs. • Find duplicate screenshots and keep only the newest. • Pin screenshots, and clean up old ones automatically. • Rules for each app: folder, file name and how long to keep them. • Storage overview by app and by month. • Widget, Share menu, Shortcuts actions (macOS 13+) and optional Spotlight search. • Quick Look, multi-select, drag and drop, and Undo for deletes. • Settings reorganized into tabs.

• About and Help are now in the main window - click the ⓘ button next to Settings. It's always reachable, even with the menu-bar icon turned off. • New Help guide covering screenshot shortcuts, how files are organized, clipboard captures and permissions. • Redesigned About screen, with quick links to rate Captr on the App Store, contact support, or help translate. • More accurate app detection for partial screenshots: Captr now credits the app that fills most of your selection, not just the one in front, and handles multiple displays with different resolutions correctly. • The Clipboard filter now shows only real screenshots. Images copied from Preview, browsers or other apps are no longer added, and neither are copies of screenshots Captr already has. • Fixed the "new version available" notice not appearing for some updates. • Quitting Captr from the Dock now asks whether to quit or keep it running in the background, so your screenshots stay organized.

• Fixed a notice about the menu-bar icon being hidden that could appear over full-screen apps. • The same notice now correctly appears when the icon really is hidden, including when it's tucked behind the notch.

Fixed: the "icon is hidden in the menu bar" alert could appear incorrectly while a full-screen app was active (e.g. watching a video). The check now waits until you're back on a desktop with a visible menu bar.

Fixed a false "icon is hidden" alert that could appear after restarting your Mac or logging back in.

Fixed a false "icon is hidden" warning when using menu bar managers like Bartender, and added a new setting to turn the warning off.

Added a notification when the menu bar icon is hidden and needs to be reordered.

Better source-app detection for screenshots and recordings, plus window title capture (e.g., the Safari tab) for richer context.

Fixed background launch-at-login behavior for legacy macOS.

When "Keep running in background" is enabled, Captr no longer pops open the main window on login.

App-aware screenshots Captr now tracks which app was active when each screenshot was taken. Browse and filter your screenshots by source app - find everything from Figma, Safari, Xcode, or any other app in one click. Run silently in the background New "Keep Running in Background" option in Settings. When enabled, Captr keeps watching for screenshots even when no window or menu bar icon is visible - no dock clutter, no status bar item. Smarter launch behavior Captr no longer opens a window on login. It starts silently and only shows the main window when you relaunch it - unless there's a setup issue that needs your attention, in which case Settings opens automatically.

• Screenshots Window - Browse, filter, and manage your entire screenshot collection in one place, grouped by date • Filter by Type - Quickly find Full Screen, Partial, Movie, or Clipboard captures with one click • Clipboard Capture - Screenshots copied to clipboard are now saved and shown alongside your other captures • Menu Bar Toggle - Choose whether Captr lives in your menu bar, the Dock, or both • Configurable Recent Items - Set how many screenshots appear in the menu bar menu (5–50) • Copy from Anywhere - Copy any screenshot to the clipboard directly from the Screenshots window or menu bar menu • Smarter Delete - See a thumbnail preview before confirming deletion; choose Trash or permanent delete • Settings Redesign - Cleaner, more organized settings with all options in one scrollable view • Bug fixes and performance improvements

Show all destination folder png/mov files in recents Renaming file automatically refreshes the recents list

Thumbnails now load in the background, keeping the menu responsive and preventing freezes.

Added clearer, more helpful descriptions in settings

Added missing image assets to application

• Beautiful New Preferences Window Enjoy a fully redesigned settings pane, featuring clean section backgrounds, clear headings, and modern controls for a more intuitive experience. • First-Run Setup Captr now automatically opens the Preferences window on first launch, so you can configure your watched and destination folders right away. • Duplicate File Fix We’ve eliminated duplicate entries when your destination folder overlaps with the watched folder—your Recent Screenshots list is now accurate and clutter-free.

• Flexible Grouping: Organize your captures by application, by date (month), or by both—tailor Captr to your workflow. • Auto-Recovery of Folders: Accidentally delete a destination folder? Captr will automatically recreate it—no need to reselect. • Enhanced Delete Confirmation: When you trash a snapshot, you’ll see its thumbnail in a frontmost alert so you always know exactly what you’re deleting.