PayloadDesk 1.6 makes it faster to find exactly what you need in payload output. Press Command-F for familiar partial-text search in the active tool’s output. For formatted JSON, open Query to select values by property, array index, or wildcard with JSONPath-style expressions and review every match with its full path. You can also create feature requests, bug reports, and general feedback in a private in-app composer. PayloadDesk opens a draft in your default mail app so you can review it before sending. Payloads, history, usernames, device names, and attachments are never added to the draft.

PayloadDesk 1.5 adds an About & Updates view that makes it easy to see which version is installed and whether a newer release is available. Check the Mac App Store from within PayloadDesk, read the latest release notes, and open the App Store directly when you choose to update. Installed-version notes and available-update notes are clearly separated so you always know which features are already on your Mac. Payload processing remains local. Update checks contact Apple using only the PayloadDesk bundle identifier and never include text entered into the app.

PayloadDesk 1.4 adds Safe Share, a local-first workflow for checking payloads, logs, support snippets, and technical drafts before sharing them. Safe Share detects common credentials, authorization tokens, private keys, connection strings, cookies, contact details, payment-card numbers, IP addresses, and common technical identifiers. Review every finding, deselect false positives, and copy a sanitized version with one click. Safe Share content is processed locally and is not stored in PayloadDesk history.

PayloadDesk 1.3 makes keyboard-driven work faster and easier to discover. Shortcut hints now appear beside tools and actions, with `Command-1` and `Command-2` for switching tools, `Command-E` and `Command-D` for Base64 operations, and `Command-J` for JSON formatting. Both input editors also support standard macOS `Command-Z` undo and `Command-Shift-Z` redo.

PayloadDesk now includes a JSON Formatter with vertically aligned, side-by-side input and output editors, making formatted payloads easier to compare at a glance. This release also adds a local history of recent Base64 and JSON operations. Restore previous inputs and outputs with one click, remove individual entries, or turn history off whenever you prefer. The redesigned workspace lets you show or hide the Tools and History sidebars while you work.

PayloadDesk now includes a JSON Formatter alongside the existing Base64 encoder/decoder. This release adds: - JSON formatting for pasted payloads - A native sidebar for switching between tools - Separate Base64 and JSON workspaces - Copy output actions for processed results - Clearer status messages for success and errors - UI test coverage for the main payload workflows