Releases: demigodmode/ClipKit
Releases · demigodmode/ClipKit
ClipKit v1.2.1
Bug Fixes
- Fixed ephemeral items exceeding limit when unpinning - The
unpinItemfunction was not enforcingmaxEphemeralCount, allowing history to grow beyond the configured limit until the next clipboard copy event.
Tests
- Added unit tests for unpin trim behavior
ClipKit v1.2.0
What's New
Features
- Settings Panel - Full preferences system accessible via ⌘, (#5, #11)
- Configurable Limits - Adjust max pinned items (1-50), max ephemeral items (10-500), polling interval (#5)
- In-App Keyboard Shortcuts - Navigate with ↑/↓, Return to copy, Delete to remove, P to pin (#8)
- Global Shortcut - Press ⌘⇧V from anywhere to show/hide ClipKit (configurable)
- Launch at Login - Keep ClipKit always available in the background
- Clear History on Quit - Privacy option to clear ephemeral items when quitting
- Help Documentation - Access via Help → ClipKit Help
Notes
- Global shortcut requires Accessibility permission (Settings → Shortcuts)
- Enable "Launch at Login" for global shortcut to be always available
- macOS 13.0+ required
Full Changelog: v1.1.0...v1.2.0
ClipKit v1.1.0
What's New
Features
- Delete individual items - Remove specific items from history with trash button (#2)
- Timestamps - See when each item was copied with relative time display (#3)
- Duplicate detection - Copying same content moves it to top instead of creating duplicates (#4)
- Drag-and-drop reordering - Reorder pinned items by dragging (in "Most Recent" view) (#9)
Improvements
- Drag reordering disabled in sorted views to prevent confusion
Notes
- Existing pinned items are preserved during update
- macOS 13.0+ required
Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.1.0
ClipKit v1.0.0
ClipKit v1.0.0
A lightweight clipboard manager for macOS.
Features
- Clipboard history with text and image support
- Pin frequently used items (up to 12)
- Search and filter clipboard history
- Clear ephemeral items with one click
- Ephemeral items auto-clear on reboot
Installation
- Download
ClipKit.zip - Unzip and drag
ClipKit.appto Applications - Launch and grant clipboard access when prompted