• Clear history your way. The new trash button on the shelf clears everything, or just one type: every image, link, file, color, code snippet or text. You can also empty a single pinboard. Clips in pinboards are kept unless you choose to delete everything, and EveryPaste always asks first. The same options are in Settings › Data.
• Formatting from Chrome and Google Docs is kept when you paste it back.
• Settings › License now shows your key (mostly hidden), when it was last checked, and a Check Now button.

Fixes

• A hiccup at the license server can no longer lock you out. Being offline for a while now asks for a quick check, not your key again, and never uses up another Mac.
• You're warned a few days before an offline license needs to check in.
• A Mac clock that was set wrong and then corrected no longer keeps EveryPaste locked.
• ⌘⌫ in the search box clears the search instead of deleting clips. ⌥← and ⌥→ move through the search text.
• Chinese, Japanese and other input methods now work in search.
• The shortcut recorder refuses shortcuts like ⌘C or ⌘Q that would stop working in every other app.
• Secrets stay private when you paste several clips at once or use Merge All in the paste stack, and can't be dragged out of the shelf. The clip editor is hidden from screen recordings.
• Without Accessibility permission, picking a clip now says "Copied. Press ⌘V" instead of seeming to do nothing.
• The same text copied twice into a paste stack now pastes twice, and either copy can be removed.
• Text containing a hidden null character is no longer cut short.
• "Pause until I resume" now stays paused after a restart or update.
• On macOS Sonoma, windows open in front of other apps, and Settings explains when macOS needs your OK to open EveryPaste at login.
• VoiceOver: clip cards have Paste, Paste as Plain Text, Quick Look, Copy and Delete actions.