Updates

Stay up to date with the latest features, enhancements, and bug fixes for cpMan.

v2.3.2

July 2026

Keyboard arrows after mouse click Arrow keys stopped responding after clicking an action in the picker menu or selecting an item from the right-click context menu. Now fixed — keyboard navigation works as expected regardless of how you interact with the picker.

Version number in Settings Your current app version is now shown at the bottom of the Settings sidebar, so you always know exactly what build you are running.

July 9, 2026

Bug Fixes & Stability Under-the-hood bug fixes and performance improvements to keep your clipboard running smoothly.

July 4, 2026

Type Filters Five tabs now sit above your history — All, Text, Links, Images, and Pinned. Press Tab to cycle through them without reaching for the mouse.
Browse by Day Your history is automatically grouped into Today, Yesterday, This Week, This Month, and Older, so "that thing from yesterday" is easy to find.
Quick Peek Hit Space and the full clip floats right over the list. Step through neighboring clips with ↑↓, paste with Return, dismiss with Esc.
Preview Pane Press ⌘I to open a side panel showing the full clip and a metadata strip (source app, copy time, size) that updates instantly.
Command Palette Press ⌘K, →, or right-click "Commands…" to open a searchable menu for Paste, Edit, Pin, Delete, Paste as File, and more.
Text Transforms Uppercase, lowercase, title case, trim whitespace, Base64, and URL encode with a live preview before pasting.
Paste as File Right-click any copied image in the list to paste it directly as a .png file into Finder or target fields.
Edit clips Right-click any text item to edit its contents directly and save the changes back to your history.

Smarter, Richer Rows Color swatches show their hex color. Code gets monospace fonts. App icons show instead of text names. Timestamps use relative times (2m, 3h, Tue).
No 500-Item Cap Your entire history now loads in the background — no hidden limit, and opening the picker is noticeably snappier even with huge databases.
Auto-paste Consistency Auto-paste now behaves consistently everywhere, including Paste as Plain Text and Paste as File.
App Icon Ignore List The ignore list shows every installed app on your Mac with its real name and icon, making it simple to exclude password managers.
Universal Clipboard isolation Everything cpMan writes to your clipboard stays on this Mac — it never syncs through Universal Clipboard.
Lower background CPU Reduced battery and resource footprint when Accessibility access is already granted.

Stray image cleanup Resolved an issue under the hood that could keep a stray copy or two of deleted images on disk longer than intended.