Update to Support Authorization Persistence

This release finally implements authorization persistence. You should only have to grant authorization to the Clipper once (unless you regenerate the Authorization Token, which will trigger the Grant Authorization flow again). Then the authorization token is persisted after a restart of Joplin or Safari.

Support for Clipper Authorization

This release is to support the authentication of the API supporting the Clipper. The Clipper must now request authorization before it is able to access application data.

This version should be used for Joplin v2.1.5 onward. Please use an earlier release of the Safari Clipper if you need support for older Joplin releases.

Fixes for new Joplin API

This release updates the Clipper to support the new Joplin APIs introduced as part of v1.4.12. You should now be able to select a folder and tag and save pages again.

Support for High Sierra

This build now supports High Sierra.

Initial release

Initial beta version of Safari App Extension for Joplin.