Changelog

v0.2.5 Latest October 9, 2026

Clipboard history no longer keeps records in memory only: it is always written to disk encrypted, with the key kept in the login keychain.
Added a notice when the key cannot be read.
New "Clear history on quit or shutdown" option (off by default).
New "Use a separate Clear All button" switch for the history panel; the regular clear button removes only unpinned entries.
New settings: panel material (Liquid Glass, Frosted glass or Opaque), thumbnail size and smooth mouse-wheel scrolling.
New opt-in Keystroke Display: a draggable overlay that shows each key separately and stays quiet while secure input is active.
New "Always show windows from other desktops" switch.
Window switching is faster.
Fixed a number of known issues.

v0.2.4 September 29, 2026

First-run guide with live permission status and clearer restart guidance; reopenable from About.
The guide opens on every install and resumes the same step after a restart, crash, or force quit; Sparkle updates do not reopen it.
Guide choices apply immediately; the clipboard step points at Option+V and picking thumbnails asks for Screen Recording on the spot.
Clipboard history has a close button in its top-right corner, matching the switcher's.
Separate options for yellow-button-minimized and Command+H-hidden windows, off by default, marked with a slashed-eye badge.

Fixed the clipboard empty state disappearing after clearing a tall panel.
Clipboard history is faster and copies less image data.
Windows with native tabs show as a single card.
More reliable switching to other Spaces, including during fullscreen.
Fixed the maximize shortcut (Option+Up) on grid-snapping apps, and maximizing a window dragged partly off screen.
The panel is sized by its cards with fixed symmetric margins, and two smaller card sizes were added for small screens.
Config syntax errors no longer reset the settings in effect.
Fixed the About page's inline update notice being cut off at the bottom: the page now grows so the whole release note can be scrolled to.
The update notice distinguishes available, downloaded, and installing updates.
Settings pages hold their layout across scrollbar styles.

v0.2.3 September 20, 2026

Added recovery guidance for users upgrading from 0.2.1 or 0.2.2 whose permissions need to be reauthorized. Accessibility is required for the global shortcut and window switching; Screen Recording is required for window thumbnails. In both permission lists, select the old Oh My Tab entry and click **−** to remove it, then click **+** to add the updated app and enable both permissions. Restart Oh My Tab afterward.