- iClip now runs natively on the new Apple Silicon (M1) Macs.
- If you create a Clip Set named "Find", then this set will automatically record the system's Find pasteboard, i.e.
if you use the Find command in a program, the search text will get recorded by iClip (some Mac apps may not support this, though).
- Fixes a scripting issue around fetching all flavors of a clip item.
- All communication over the internet with iclipapp.com, e.g. for update checks, will now use the safer https instead of the http protocol.
- When holding down the command key while the mouse is over a bin's Paste button, the (T->T) cursor badge will appear
in all cases where plain text can be pasted. Before this change, it only appeared if the clipping contained rich text.
- Please note: The iClip database cannot be stored on Google Drive on macOS Monterey or later any more. If you need to share
your clippings between multiple Macs, please use a different cloud sharing service, such as OneDrive or Dropbox.
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