What's new

1.0.3 — 2026-09-06

Take one answer without taking the whole conversation. Hover over any of Claude's answers and a copy button appears beneath it, putting just that reply on your clipboard as Markdown. Until now the only way out was the whole transcript, which meant pasting a long session somewhere and then deleting most of it.
Tables now travel as tables. Hover over any table in a transcript and a copy button appears in its corner. Paste into a spreadsheet or a document and the rows and columns arrive intact; paste into a plain-text editor and you get tab-separated rows. Copying a table by hand from a rendered conversation used to mean losing its shape.

The update notice now speaks your language. When a new version is available, the notice offers a What's new and a Download link — and those two used to open in English unless your interface was set to French, Spanish or German. They now open in whichever language you are using, falling back to English only where that page has not been translated yet.
The What's new link works again. It pointed at an address the website no longer serves, so it led nowhere; it now opens the release notes page you are reading.

The app opens faster. It now loads only the language you actually use, instead of carrying all 52 translations at launch — and your language is in place before the first frame is drawn, so nothing flickers on the way in. Switching language in Settings works exactly as before.