New LAN-only Mode in Network settings keeps clipboard sync entirely on the local network. The settings page shows a restart notice and lists exactly what can still reach the internet while it is on, and the system tray reflects whether LAN-only Mode is active.
Device cards now show how each paired device is reachable: directly, relayed, disconnected, or out of reach on the local network when LAN-only Mode is on.
Per-device sync gates: choose whether each paired device sends, receives, and which content types (text, images, files) are allowed.
Mobile sync via iPhone Shortcut over the local network, with QR-code pairing, separate iOS and Android setup instructions, and a credentials view that supports username display and password rotation without removing the device.
History items whose underlying content is gone are now greyed out as unavailable in both the main history and the Quick Panel, with a clear unavailable-content message instead of a generic copy failure.
VPN users can opt in to using virtual network addresses when both devices reach each other through the same virtual network.
Experimental network settings now carry a clear Experimental badge and tooltip.
Linux now ships RPM packages with a Fedora COPR install channel (dnf install uniclipboard), plus a strict Snap package that covers older distributions.
Paired desktops return to Online sooner after reconnecting, while unreachable peers are checked less aggressively.
Fixes
Existing trusted devices are preserved when upgrading from 0.6.x to 0.7.x — pairing carries over without a manual re-pair.
Settings files written by earlier versions no longer prevent the app from starting after an upgrade.
LAN-only Mode now truly keeps already-paired devices on local-network discovery and direct connections instead of still reaching them through public network services.
Search now matches partial terms inside copied addresses and code-style text such as localhost, IP addresses, and mixed-case identifiers.
Quick Panel paste on macOS now reliably returns focus to the previous app before pasting the selected item.
Rich text and HTML clipboard history entries restore without falling back to plain text or truncated content.
Reduced repeated macOS Keychain prompts during startup, setup, and unlock.
The macOS Dock icon once again restores the main window after it has been closed to the tray.
The Network settings page keeps restart notices and error messages in sync with the actual saved value.
The telemetry switch now controls all optional diagnostics immediately, without requiring an app restart.
Entering the wrong passphrase while joining a space no longer breaks the existing setup or forces a reset.
Per-device sync switches save instead of reverting, and the per-device send / receive / content-type filters now actually take effect.
Clipboard copies made right after unlocking are no longer missed while peers reconnect.
Large clipboard captures finish saving before being added to history, so they can be reused after a restart instead of producing a generic copy error.
Older broken history items are detected on startup and marked unavailable up front.
Images sent from mobile clients now arrive as images even when the client does not provide a specific image type.
Incoming clipboard items no longer leave a stuck receiving placeholder after the content has arrived.
Window spacing, dialog overlays, and minimum sizes fit better with the redesigned title bar.