CopyQ

What's new in this version:

- Large images in clipboard are no longer automatically converted to other formats - it caused slowdowns and was mostly unnecessary since some usable image format was provided
- The server/GUI process now provides the clipboard and no other process is started (i.e. "copyq provideClipboard"). The other process helped to unblock GUI in rare cases when an application requested large amount of clipboard data, but it could cause some slowdowns to start the process
- Closing external editor focuses the edited item again (if the editor was open from main window)
- Only Global Shortcut commands are shown in tray menu.
- Separate Global and Application shortcuts into tabs in configuration dialog.
- New per-tab configuration allows disabling storing items on disk and limiting number of items
- New script function unload() and forceUnload() allow unloading tabs from main memory
- Tabs synchronized with a directory on disk are updated only when needed. An update happens regularly when synced tab has focus or item data and are too old. Update interval is 10s and can be changed by setting env variable COPYQ_SYNC_UPDATE_INTERVAL_MS (in ms)
- X11: New option allows to disable running automatic commands on X11 selection change
- Fix rare crash on exit
- Fix value returned by filter() after it's hidden
- Fix memory leak (tool bar and menu items were not properly cleaned up)
- Fix crash when opening content dialog with many formats
- OSX: Fix pixelated UI rendering on retina displays
- Windows: Fix blocking Ctrl, Shift and other modifier keys after invoking
paste action. The downside is that it's no longer possible to invoke command
assigned to a global shortcut repeatedly without releasing these keys.
X11: Fix high CPU usage when mouse selection cannot be accessed.
X11: Fix assigning global shortcuts with keypad keys