Some software providers have managed to do it. Omni are a prime example. You have to have the old version installed when you go to pay for the new version. Look under In App Purchases
Iām not surprised that TapBots was a little off-putting and unwilling to make an upgrade that way. Their ādesign languageā has always seemed a little aggressive to me, too, but theyāre also a two-person shop with, what I assume are, razor thin margins. Iām not sure Iāll use it for $39, and I may just pay a monthly subscription for a little bit, but, personally, I think itās important to support indie developers if we really like good and good-looking software.
I use PastePal, works great for me.
I just posted on MPU the other day about my app Text Catalyst: Text Catalyst: Clipboard Manager & Text Expander
Text Catalyst doesnāt share the same feature set. But I do like the fact that my app has much bigger history limit (48,000 vs 1,500).