Get Plain Text
Universal version latest seen at v2.1 · Reported by 6 Macs in the community.
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Get Plain Text is a macOS utility that converts rich text and formatted content into plain text format. It removes formatting, styles, fonts, colors, and other rich-text attributes from documents or clipboard content, leaving only the raw text. This is useful for users who want to strip formatting before pasting into plain-text editors, notes, emails, or code editors, or who need to work with unformatted text for compatibility reasons. A native Apple Silicon build has been confirmed running on Macs in the Rosetta Check community.
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1 suggestionA native Apple Silicon build of Get Plain Text has been confirmed in our community, so updating is straightforward. Without search results, the most likely paths are: (1) If you installed Get Plain Text from the Mac App Store, simply open the App Store, search for Get Plain Text, and click Update. The App Store will automatically pull the native version. (2) If you downloaded it directly from the developer, check the developer's website or look for an in-app update mechanism (Help or Check for Updates menu option). Re-download the latest version from the official source to get the native build. Once you update, you will see better performance and improved battery life on your Apple Silicon Mac compared to the Intel build running under Rosetta.
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