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Customize by setting

Clibor can be customized by changing its settings.
To access the settings screen, right-click the Clibor icon in the menu bar and select preferences.

For details on each setting item, refer to the “Preferences”.

Number of clipboard history saved

The number of clipboard histories saved is 1,000 by default, but up to 10,000 can be saved.
If you want to save a lot of history, please change the following settings.

Preferences > General > Number of clipboard history saved

Set hotkeys to display Clibor

By default, Clibor is invoked by pressing the Command key twice, but if you wish to set it to any other hotkey, change the following

Preferences > Hotkey

Convenient use of auto-paste

I usually disable the auto-paste setting.
However, there are times when I wish I could paste automatically.

By holding down the option key, selecting history or pressing the shortcut key, the reverse action of the auto-paste setting is performed.

If auto-paste is enabled, you can temporarily disable it by selecting history while holding down the option key.
Conversely, if AutoPaste is disabled, you can hold down the option key while selecting the history to AutoPaste.

It is a simple function, but surprisingly useful, so please try it.

Move main screen

Clibor’s main screen can be moved by dragging.
Click and hold on a list or tab on the main screen and drag it.

Always in the foreground

Clibor can always be displayed in the foreground by selecting “Always display” from the Clibor menu in the menu bar.
Clibor itself does not have focus at this time, so you can display Clibor while typing in a text editor.

It is convenient to check the clipboard update status in real time.

You can also toggle “Always display” by double-clicking on the tab.

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