Install
Download the dmg file or install by command.
To install by command using Homebrew, execute the following
$ brew install --cask cliborTo install from a dmg file, go to the download page and download the latest version of Clibor.
(Clibor.dmg file)
Download Clibor.dmg.
Double-click to open the dmg.
An icon of the disk image will appear on the desktop, double-click it to open it.
Drag and drop the Clibor icon to the Applications folder.
The mounted image is no longer needed and should be ejected.
Delete the downloaded Clibor.dmg.
Installation is now complete.
Launch
Launch
Start Launchpad.
There is a Clibor icon, click on it to start.
Only at the first startup, the following dialog will appear, click “Open”.
After startup, the icon appears in the menu bar and is resident.
(Leftmost icon below)
Accessibility
In order to enable Clibor’s auto-paste feature and FIFO, accessibility permissions must be granted to Clibor.
While using Clibor, the following dialog may appear.
Open the System Preferences on your Mac and go to “Security and Privacy”.
Open Accessibility.
Click the “+” button below the list to add Clibor in the Applications folder.
Clibor history can be selected and pasted automatically.
Auto Startup
Set Clibor to start automatically upon login.
Open System Preferences on your Mac and open “Users and Groups”.
Open “Login Items.”
Click the “+” button below the list to add Clibor in the Applications folder.
This will automatically start Clibor when you log in.
About Keychain Access
Clibor for Mac uses a database called Realm for its stored data.
When Clibor is first started up, it is encrypted with a random password.
Please do not delete your password as it is stored in your keychain.
