MacRumors reports that Tapbots has released Pastebot 3, a new version of its clipboard management software for Mac. The update introduces rule-based organization and paste filters to help users manage copied content.
A clipboard manager that records everything you copy is a useful reminder of where sensitive data leaks on desktop: tokens, seed phrases, and passwords all pass through the clipboard, and rule-based filters could just as easily capture them as organize them. If you build privacy-first tools, it's worth checking whether your own apps mark sensitive fields as non-persistent to clipboard history, since users increasingly run utilities like this in the background.
The headline and summary above belong to MacRumors; the full story is theirs and lives on their site. Only the commentary is ours.
HTSApp