- Records which app each item was copied from and shows its icon in the history - Filter the history by the app an item was copied from - Exclude specific apps from being recorded in the history - Smoother scrolling in the paste panel

- Smoothed out a brief flicker when the paste panel first opens

- Clipnyx can now recognize text inside images and PDFs (OCR). Search your copied images, and pull out the text via “Convert to Plain Text” in the Collection. Recognition runs entirely on-device — nothing is sent externally - You can now convert multiple selected items to plain text at once in the Collection - The Collection window now remembers its size, position, and column widths - Refined the detail view and typography across the app

- You can now hide the menu bar icon (Settings ▸ General) — keep Clipnyx running while tidying up your menu bar - Even while hidden, open the panel with your hotkey and use its “…” menu to reach Settings, pause, or quit. Reopening Clipnyx from Finder also brings up the panel - Stability improvements and minor refinements

- Select multiple items in the Collection window (Cmd-click / Shift-click) to move them to a folder, unfavorite, or delete them all at once - Move items to a folder by dragging them onto the sidebar - Sensitive data copied with a confidentiality mark (e.g. from password managers) is no longer recorded in history - Data sizes are now displayed in the standard macOS format - Stability improvements and minor refinements

- Added favorites, folders, and a Collection view - Convert rich text, URLs, and more to plain text - Choose which categories to record with per-category filters - Quickly open the history panel with a global hot key