Changelog

Every Peninsula release and what changed. Updates are free and Peninsula installs them itself when you say so.

1.3.3

  • Fixes a rare case where a Mac that was already licensed could be asked to activate again

1.3.2

  • New welcome and activation flow the first time you set up Peninsula
  • Global shortcuts: ⌃⌥N toggles the notch, ⌃⌥V opens it on Clipboard (both customizable)
  • Optional launch at login for new installs
  • Refreshed license and activation window
  • Your license carries over on update, and the welcome tour stays hidden for existing users
  • Fixes for very long notes and for running a second copy of Peninsula

1.3.1

  • Peninsula no longer asks for your keychain password when it launches
  • Reinstalling on the same Mac is recognized instead of quietly using up a second activation
  • If a license is already active on two Macs, the app now tells you how to free a slot

1.3.0

  • Clipboard history now records everything you copy, not only while the panel is open
  • Now Playing shows real progress again, and clicking the bar seeks where you clicked
  • Your license is never removed by a failed check, so a dropped connection cannot lock you out
  • Peninsula opens straight away instead of waiting on a license check over the network
  • Notes and clipboard files that cannot be read are kept safe instead of overwritten
  • Fixed the top right corner of the open notch curving the wrong way
  • License notices for the open source code Peninsula uses now ship inside the app

1.2.0

  • Now Playing works again on macOS 15.4 and later
  • Clipboard history now skips copies from password managers and is capped at 200 items
  • App data moved to Application Support, out of your Documents folder and iCloud
  • Licenses now activate properly, so the limit of two Macs works and you can deactivate a Mac
  • Removed camera, calendar and Apple Events permissions the app never used
  • Diagnostic logging is off by default
  • Requires macOS 14 or later

1.1.0

  • New app icon
  • Faster, more reliable automatic updates

1.0.9

  • Liquid Glass fixes

1.0.8

  • Liquid Glass support on macOS 26
  • Dark and light themes on earlier versions of macOS
  • Signed and notarized by Apple

1.0.7

  • Update checks now detect the installed version correctly

1.0.6

  • Fixed version tracking, so updates no longer show up when you are already current
  • Fixed errors reading the update feed

1.0.0 to 1.0.5

  • First releases of Peninsula, followed by fixes to how updates are delivered