Update age rating information in the Mac App Store.
This version fixes applixation crashes where copying text containing specific characters and when using Undo Last Copy, corrects menu item state updates after pasting from a batch, and adds UI improvements in the Settings window for macOS 26 Tahoe.
Improved menu to include icons on key menu items on macOS 26 Tahoe, and fixes to control-clicking menu as shortcut for starting & stopping batch mode.
Official support for macOS Tahoe 26, however the only effective change in this version of the application is to include a new liquid glass icon when running on Apple's latest operating system. Unfortunately, an issue was found when running any version of Batch Clipboard with the current OS version 26.0 where using the menu exhibited such performance issue as to be unusable, at least on some platforms. While our investigation continued, Apple released a public beta of OS version 26.1 and it was found to almost completely fix this issue making the menu usable again. Apple has more recently released OS version 26.0.1, it is not yet known if performance issues were similarly addressed in this bug fix release. For users running Tahoe, upgrading to OS version 26.1 when possible is recommended. Until then, continue to use the Batch Clipboard custom keyboard shortcuts rather than the same functionality via its menu items.
20 new features and improvements for this major update. The highlights: - A new Repeat Last Batch menu item. - For in-app purchasers, also Save Last Batch, repeat any saved batch anytime later, optionally each can have its own keyboard shortcut. - A new setting to hide the menubar icon when not collecting or pasting a batch. - Performance and simplification improvements, notably no longer maintains a recent clipboard history by default.
- Fixed a rare crash. - Updated links in About and iIntro windows. - History filter field (bonus feature) itself now supports copy, cut and paste.
Fixed deleting menu items of history and batch mode clips using Command-Delete. It was working in early betas, or perhaps on versions of the OS before 15 Sequoia, but now it's implemented in a better way which also allows the menu to stay open after using Command-Delete. Also a few minor fixes: - Widened key shortcut entry fields in the General tab of the Settings window. - Made outline in the purchase confirmation sheet visible with both light & dark UI modes. - Corrected label in the Intro window's first page explaining how to re-open that window. - Avoid emitting some spurious warnings into the system log.