Oleo changelog

Initial release of Oleo — a macOS clipboard queue where copied items wait their turn. Copy several things in a row, then paste them back one by one without turning your clipboard into a history.

• Copy as usual, paste in order — Cmd+C while Oleo is on adds to the queue; each Cmd+V hands the next item to the focused app. Text, rich text, HTML, PNG, and TIFF representations travel together.
• Queue window with "Next to paste" on top and everything after it under "Up next" — paste, pin, or remove any row, or right-click it.
• Three stacks of up to fifty items each, switchable from the window or with Cmd+Option+1/2/3.
• FIFO, LIFO, and Smart queue modes — Smart picks the order per app and learns from how you correct it.
• Burst paste (Cmd+Shift+V) empties the whole queue into one paste, joined by tab, comma, newline, or a custom separator.
• Smart parsing splits a copied tab-separated or CSV row into separate queue items, quoted commas respected.
• Pinned items stay put while the rest of the queue moves; with the HUD showing, Cmd+Option+L pins the next one.
• Preview HUD (Cmd+Option+P) and menubar queue with three privacy modes — Preview, Partial Mask, and Sensitive — that mask what is shown, never what is pasted.
• Auto-clear after 1, 5, or 15 minutes; Cmd+Shift+S turns the queue on and off.
• Memory-only by design — no clipboard history, database, cloud sync, or file on disk; owned clipboard content is cleared when a queue empties or the app quits.
• Trial of 100 real captures with the full workflow; a license removes the limit.
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