Changelog

What’s new in Pastree.

Every release, in plain words. Updates reach you through the Chrome Web Store and Firefox Add-ons.

Pastree 1.2.1

September 29, 2026

Pastree asks before it reads web pages, opens beside the page in Firefox too, and lets you decide what it keeps.

Pastree asks before it reads web pages. Access to websites is optional: Pastree asks for it when you turn on auto-capture, or the first time you paste or attach from the panel. The keyboard shortcuts and the right-click menu work without it.
Exclude passwords is on by default. Auto-capture and the right-click save skip text pasted into password, payment-card and one-time-code fields, and text that looks like a key, a token or a card number.
Auto-delete keeps your history for as long as you choose: never, until the browser closes, or 7, 30 or 90 days. Starred items and lists are always kept.
Clear All Data lets you choose what to delete: clipboard history, lists, files or prompts. Your settings are kept.
Deleting an item, or clearing your data, now removes the text completely.
The panel reads your clipboard only while auto-capture is on.
Attaching a file sends it only to the upload area you click.

Open Pastree with ⌃⇧V (Alt+Shift+V on Windows).
On a Mac, shortcut items 1, 2 and 3 paste with ⌃⇧U, ⌃⇧I and ⌃⇧O. Each pastes the item it’s assigned to.
Settings › Keyboard Shortcuts lists every shortcut with the keys your browser has for it, and Manage Shortcuts changes them. Turning auto-capture on or off, and Clear All Data, can have keys too.
The right-click menu lists your shortcut items first, and its Starred menu shows all your starred items.

In Firefox, Pastree opens in the sidebar, beside the page, as it does in Chrome’s side panel.
Search on the List tab finds lists by name and items by their text.
Select several clipboard items to star, add to a list or delete them together.
Better keyboard and screen reader support throughout.
Save clipboard to Pastree, in the right-click menu, works with auto-capture off, and confirms on the page.
Text is saved exactly as you copied it, indentation included.
The panel opens faster.
The Add Prompt dialog stays where it is when you tick Add to Favorites or Pin to top.
The ⋯ button in a prompt’s detail view opens the prompt’s menu, with Version History and Duplicate Prompt.
Export Data, Import Data and Clear All Data in Settings each show a single tooltip.

The light theme is light all the way through, including dialog fields and button bars, the prompt dialogs and hovered cards.
Text is easier to read in both themes.
A theme you choose in the panel reaches the options page and the file viewer straight away, without a reload.
In the light theme, the empty states show light illustrations.

In Chrome, Pastree opens in the side panel, beside the page, instead of a toolbar popup.
The Files tab keeps the documents and images you send often, such as a résumé or cover letter.
Attach a saved file to an upload form: pick it in the panel, then click the upload area on the page. It goes in without a file picker opening.
The Prompts tab saves prompts and canned replies as reusable templates, with fill-in variables, tags and version history.
Shortcut items stay with their item. Copying something new no longer takes a shortcut over. They sit at the top of the Clipboard tab.

October 2025

The first release, in the Chrome Web Store and Firefox Add-ons.