#Iclip apple code#
#Iclip apple mac#

Fixed: Editing the text of html clippings clears out the old text properly.Fixed: Resolves an issue where Microsoft Office/Word/Excel clips showed up empty.Improved: Scrolling through the clipping bins using a trackpad is now faster.New: To paste with the Hot Key as plain text (match style), hold down the option key when choosing a bin, e.g.Improved: Reduces iClip's Energy Impact significantly when idle.Fixed: Fixes pasting into Microsoft Office apps such as Word.If you need to share your clippings between multiple Macs, please use a different cloud sharing service, such as OneDrive or Dropbox. Note: The iClip database cannot be stored on Google Drive on macOS Monterey or later any more.Before this change, it only appeared if the clipping contained rich text. Changed: 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.This makes it possible copy formatted text and paste it back into an app, keeping the current formatting by using the new Hot Key 'Paste plain text from next bin'. Changed: The Hot Keys 'Paste from next bin' and 'Paste plain text from next bin' now also work if you didn't explicitly paste from or copy into a specific bin, and they'll then paste from the latest Recorder clipping.

#Iclip apple code#

New: Holding down the option key when selecting a Script from a bin's gear menu will now open the script's source code in its designated editor instead of running the script.

This is an array of bundle ID strings with the key 'Apps preventing Auto Show', settable with Prefs Editor.

New: Can now define apps that prevent the 'Automatically Show and Hide' option.

New: You can now prevent bin and pop-up previews for specific Clip Sets and individual Clippings via Scripting (see suppressPreview).

New: Adds a Hot Key 'Paste plain text from next bin', which functions similarly to 'Paste from next bin' with the additional behavior that it matches the current style.

New: The Manage Clip Sets window now shows the Recorder, too.

#Iclip apple mac#

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). New: If you create a Clip Set named 'Find', then this set will automatically record the system's Find pasteboard, i.e.New: iClip now runs natively on Apple Silicon (M1) Macs.