Batch Clipboard Version 2.0 is Done!

We're happy to announce that Batch Clipboard 2.0 is now available. It's been teased in this blog, in posts to social media and reddit, with a few versions released to beta testers (thanks everyone for who tried it out). Now it's done and available in the App Store, on GitHub for the manual-install edition, and existing users of both editions will soon be seeing upgrade notifications.

What's with this new version? Well, Batch Clipboard is already less than a clipboard manager: less complication, less UI to learn, less to manage. But the application gives your Mac clipboard a super-power often called "serial paste" or a "paste queue". The easiest to use compared to any clipboard managers with this feature: simply copy as many items as you like with Control-Command-C, then Control-Command-V to paste each one.

Now version 2.0 brings you more “less”! Less performance hit to your system, less duplication of macOS 26 features, less complexity in the menu behind its menu bar icon, and if you want to, hide that icon automatically when not needed for less space taken up in your menu bar.

But also more, such as “Repeat Last Batch” to paste the most recent batch of items again without re-copying them. And even more “more” if you support its development with a one-time in-app purchase: you can save a batch to recall anytime. In fact, save as many as you like. Recall saved batches from a new section in the menu and optionally give each a keyboard shortcut!

More than before and less than ever. So to celebrate “more” and “less”, that in-app purchase for more is now priced less for the next 2 weeks: US$1.99 so (more or less) half price!

Batch Clipboard 2.0 is out now. Avaiable in the Mac App Store here and if you prefer to manually install the non-App Store edition then here (or use homebrew: brew install batchclipboard)

Media people, please find the press release at https://batchclipboard.bananameter.lol/PR-Version-2.0