# What's New in StackClip 0.9.0 The longer your clipboard history gets, the harder it is to find what you need. 0.9.0 is the discovery release - faster search, saved filters, tag visibility in the list, and a dashboard that now shows what's actually in your history. ## Full-Text Search Search is now powered by SQLite FTS5. The old LIKE-based search was fine up to a few hundred clips. FTS5 is indexed, so the same query over thousands of clips returns in under 50ms. Partial-word matching still works - searching "func" still finds "function". Regex mode continues to use the original path. ## Saved Searches Set up a filter combination you use regularly - a tag, a content type, a source app - and save it with the bookmark icon next to the search bar. Saved searches appear as pills above the clip list. Click one to restore your exact filter state. Hover to reveal the delete button. Drag to reorder. ## Tags on Clip List Items Tags are now visible without opening the detail panel. Each clip in the list shows up to two of its tags as small chips below the preview text. If a clip has more than two, the remainder appears as a +N chip. Clicking a tag chip immediately filters the list by that tag. ## Duplicate Detection When StackClip promotes a clip over an older duplicate, the new clip now tells you. A banner in the detail panel shows whether it is an exact copy or a reformatted version, and offers a "View original →" link that scrolls to the earlier clip. Promoted clips also show a subtle ↑ badge in the list. ## Dashboard: Tag Distribution and Stale Clips The dashboard now shows a "Top tags" bar chart with the same layout as the clip type chart. Click any bar to jump to the clips filtered by that tag. Below that, a "Stale clips" section shows clips older than 90 days that have never been used. Expand it to see the full list and delete individual clips with a single click. ## Snippets: Multi-Select, Duplication, and Export Select multiple snippets with Cmd+click or Shift+click. When two or more are selected, a blue action bar appears at the top of the list with a Delete button and a Move to folder dropdown. A Duplicate button in the snippet detail toolbar creates a copy of the current snippet in the same folder, named "Copy of …". Two new export buttons in Settings - Export snippets (JSON) and Export snippets (text) - let you take your snippet library out of the app. ## Onboarding New users now walk through six steps instead of three. The additional steps cover tags and the Tags view, the Snippets tab and placeholder syntax, and a quick tour of search prefixes and the ? shortcut reference.

# What's New in StackClip 0.8.0 Tags were always in StackClip. Now they actually work. 0.8.0 is the organization release - full tag management, multi-tag filtering, bulk pinning, and filtered exports. ## Tags View Tags now has its own dedicated tab in the navigation, right next to Snippets. Open it to see every tag you have ever added alongside a count of how many clips use it. Click any tag to jump straight to the clips view filtered by that tag. Hover a card to reveal a rename button and a delete button. Rename a tag and it updates across every clip instantly. Delete one and it disappears from your filter list entirely. Search at the top of the view to find a specific tag when your list gets long. ## Filter by Multiple Tags at Once The tag filter now lets you select as many tags as you want. Pick two or more and choose between two modes: Any - show clips that have at least one of the selected tags. Good for browsing a broad topic. All - show only clips that have every selected tag. Good for finding clips at the intersection of two concerns, like "api" and "production". ## Bulk Pin, Unpin, and Remove Tag Select multiple clips and the action bar now shows three new options alongside the existing Tag and Delete buttons. Pin - mark all selected clips as pinned so they survive automatic pruning. Unpin - clear the pin from all selected clips at once. Remove tag - pick from the tags shared by all selected clips and strip it from every one of them in a single click. ## Export What You're Looking At The export section in Settings now shows two extra buttons whenever you have active filters: Export visible (JSON) and Export visible (text). They export only the clips currently matching your filters - the type, tag, source app, or any other filter combination you've set - not your entire history. ## Source App in Clip Details Every clip now shows which app it was copied from. It appears in the detail panel alongside the clip age and content stats, and shows on hover in the list. Helpful when you're trying to remember where a snippet came from. ## Keyboard Shortcut Reference Press ? from the clip list to open a shortcut reference. Every keyboard shortcut in one place - no digging through Settings.

# What's New in StackClip 0.7.0 Stop copy-pasting logs into separate tools. 0.7.0 brings powerful log analysis, smarter transforms for a dozen content types, and a wave of new one-click actions — all without leaving your clipboard. ## Stop Drowning in Logs Copy any log output and StackClip gets to work immediately. Eight specialist actions appear automatically: Filter errors - cut through the noise and see only what went wrong. Filter by pattern - type a word or /regex/ to zero in on exactly the lines you care about. Extract JSON payloads - instantly pretty-print every embedded JSON object from structured loggers like Pino, Winston, or Go slog. Count by level - get an instant triage summary: "2 FATAL · 14 ERROR · 47 WARN · 1,204 INFO". Deduplicate messages - collapse hundreds of repeated "db connect failed" lines into one. See the signal, not the noise. Extract trace IDs - pull every UUID and OpenTelemetry trace ID out in one click, ready to search. Filter warnings and Extract timestamps round out the set. ## Smarter Actions for Every Type ENV lines - copy just the key, just the value, or mask it instantly (KEY=****). No more editing by hand. IP addresses - convert to binary, generate the reverse ARPA name, or expand a CIDR range to every address in the block. Colors - going the other way now too. Paste an RGB or HSL value and convert it to hex, or generate a ready-to-paste CSS custom property block. UUIDs - uppercase, lowercase, and version detection join the existing remove-dashes action. URLs - decode query parameters into a clean key=value list. CSV - export to TSV alongside the existing JSON, Markdown, and SQL INSERT options.

What's New in StackClip 0.6.0 More Actions for Every Clip **Text transforms** - One-click case conversions and line operations now appear in the Transform panel for any text clip. UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case, camelCase, PascalCase, snake_case, kebab-case - plus sort lines, remove duplicates, reverse, and trim. Works on plain text and code, YAML, JSON, SQL, shell, and more. **Cron schedule reader** - Cron clips now show two actions: "Describe schedule" converts `0 9 * * 1` into plain English ("at 9:00 AM, every Monday"), and "Next 5 runs" computes the next scheduled times from now and copies them as a list. **Content stats** - The detail panel now shows a live word, line, and character count below any text clip. Useful when you care about length limits. Quick-Copy & Go (⌘↵) Press ⌘↵ on any clip — or click the "Copy & go" button in the detail panel — to copy it to your clipboard and dismiss StackClip in one step. A system notification reminds you to press ⌘V in your target app. Eliminates the two-step switch-and-paste dance. ## Bug Fixes - Paste count and first-used date now tracked for a future App Store ratings prompt - Error messages updated to accurately reflect copy vs. paste operations

What's New in StackClip 0.5.0 Bulk Operations Select multiple clips at once - press ⌘A to grab everything, or click individual checkboxes to build a selection. Then delete, tag, or mark them sensitive in a single action. Managing a large history is now fast. Spot Near-Duplicates Instantly StackClip now detects clips that are structurally similar but not identical - a curl command with a different path, a function with one line changed. A subtle `~` badge marks the clip in the list, and the detail panel shows a direct link to the related version so you can compare without hunting. Nothing is deleted automatically; you stay in control. Usage Dashboard A new Dashboard view gives you a live picture of your clipboard activity: 30-day sparkline - see how your copy/paste volume trends over the past month Clips by type - a breakdown of what you're copying most (JSON, shell, code, URLs, etc.) Top source apps - which apps you copy from most Most-used clips - the items you reach for again and again, ranked by use count Duplicates prevented - a running tally of identical and near-identical captures StackClip has silently deduplicated Bug Fixes - Fixed clip list item overlap in compact view - Fixed lock icon positioning on sensitive clips

What's New in 0.4.0 Filter by source app See only clips from Xcode, Terminal, Chrome, or any other app. One tap in the filter bar narrows your history to exactly where it came from. Regex search Toggle regex mode directly in the search bar. Write precise patterns to find clips, with instant inline validation so you know immediately if your expression is invalid. Smarter duplicate detection Even more clips are recognised as duplicates before they clutter your history - reformatted YAML, normalized SQL, equivalent shell commands, and canonical curl requests are all collapsed automatically. Image deduplication Screenshots and images are now compared visually, not just byte-for-byte. Recompressed or slightly-edited versions of the same image are treated as one clip. Custom date filters Pick exact from/to dates to narrow your history to a precise window — useful when you know roughly when you copied something. Bug fixes - Transforming an image to base64 and saving as a snippet no longer freezes the app

What’s New in 0.3.0 Smarter clipboard history - less noise StackClip now detects duplicates intelligently. JSON with reordered keys, URLs with tracking params, or minor formatting differences are treated as the same clip. Your history stays clean and useful. Diff vs your current clipboard Compare any saved clip with what you’ve just copied. See line-level changes instantly, or use semantic diff for JSON to understand exactly what changed. Auto-expiring clips Set clips to delete themselves after 15 minutes, 1 hour, 24 hours, or longer. Ideal for tokens, secrets, and temporary data. Pinned clips are never removed. Apple Shortcuts support Control StackClip from anywhere using URL actions: • Open history • Paste recent clips • Search instantly Quality of life improvements • Window position is remembered • Settings apply instantly • Transforms are better organised