Releases: snark/jumpcut
v0.70, now ready for Mojave and Catalina
Here we go, folks; I've transitioned the previous version of the code to the "32-bit-legacy" branch, and the latest version of Jumpcut, v0.70 (a mere ten years after the previous release of v0.63) is ready to go, with 64-bit support for recent versions of macOS, as well as code-hardening and notarization for Catalina.
Additional changes:
- Added Accessibility entitlement for modern macOS security concerns
- Improved support for paste behavior on non-American keyboards
- Restored “Clear All” menu item
- Retina-ready “Jumpcut logo” menu bar icon (now supporting dark mode!)
- Known transient sources of content (such as TypeIt4Me and TextExpander) are now ignored
- Option to ignore known sources of sensitive data, such as KeePassXC or 1Password
Beta release of Jumpcut 0.7, with 64-bit support
A code-signed and hardened (but not yet notarized) release of Jumpcut that builds cleanly in modern Xcode and supports 64-bit-only macOS releases.
Additionally:
- Added Accessibility requirement for modern macOS security concerns
- Replaced deprecated mechanism for “Launch on Login”
- Improved support for paste behavior on non-American keyboards
- Restored “Clear All” menu item
- Retina-ready “Jumpcut logo” menu bar icon
- Known transient sources of content (such as TypeIt4Me and TextExpander) are now ignored
- Option to ignore known sources of sensitive data, such as KeePassXC or 1Password
- Removed references within the application to the (unmaintained) Sourceforge project page
Give it a whirl and let me know if it works!
0.7.0, Beta 2
Second attempt at this -- the Sparkle app that handles downloads, embedded in the Jumpcut application, was not hardened, leading to runtime problems. If I did things correctly, we should now have a notarized, hardened-runtime application that can successfully be run on Mojave and Catalina.