After 15 beta versions and 145 commits, I'm happy to release Maccy 2.0 to a broader audience. Grab it via auto-update, or download it from the website or GitHub. The App Store version is currently being reviewed and will be available shortly. You should not see a lot of differences, but it's a massive release on the inside with a completely different technology stack. It fixed a bunch of old issues and unlocked new features that could be added in the subsequent releases (e.g. drag & drop, iCloud sync, iPhone version, etc.) Hope you folks enjoy the new version! Highlights of 2.0 - The user interface has been rewritten from AppKit + NSMenu to SwiftUI + NSPanel. - Storage has been rewritten from Core Data to SwiftData. - Requires macOS 14 Sonoma or newer. - Backward compatibility with Maccy 1.x. You can downgrade to 1.0 if you don't like the new version or encounter bugs. - No backward compatibility with Maccy０.x. - New setting to pop up at the last position Maccy was opened at (#829). - New search highlight matches mode with a yellow color similar to Safari (#830). - Improved memory usage for copying large images. - Fixed multiple issues with Japanese/Chinese/Korean language input in search. - Fixed an issue when Maccy could not be shown over password fields. - Fixed an issue when Maccy would not paste to the Spotlight window. - Fixed an issue when Maccy would not open over full-screen windows. Differences from 1.0 - The window can be resized like any other window and the history list is now scrollable. - Pinned items are shown without dots and stick to the scrollable history list. - Appearance preference "Number of items" removed. Instead, vertically resize the main panel window according to your needs. - Appearance preference "Title length" removed. Instead, horizontally resize the main panel window according to your needs. - Advanced preference "Avoid taking application focus" removed. The focus will always remain on the active application, similar to how Spotlight works. - A pin letter "V" can no longer be used since it's reserved for a system paste shortcut.