Is Clibor safe? Do you collect data?

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Clibor is notarized by Apple.

Clibor is notarized by Apple.

We do not collect any data on external servers.
There is also no mechanism for recording or logging operations or events.

Communication to the external server is done only to check for automatic updates.
It only retrieves the version and does not send any data.
It can be turned off in the settings.

In addition, stored data is encrypted.

Is the stored data encrypted?
Clibor for Mac uses a database called Realm for its stored data.When Clibor is first started up, it is encrypted with a ...
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Software engineer. Coding and sharing tech insights on my own terms. Web apps / Windows & Mac apps / Mobile apps — and more. (Java, PHP, JavaScript, Swift, Python, C#, and others) Side projects: Clibor, Quipha, TXT-Crypter, Chigusa Tools Kindle books: Laravel 9 in Practice, and more

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Clipboard History

Clibor

Windows

A simple yet powerful clipboard history manager for Windows. Save phrases you use often as templates and paste them instantly. Supports advanced text formatting, FIFO mode, and hotkeys.

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Clipboard History

Clibor for Mac

macOS

Everything you love about Clibor — now on Mac. Supports Templates, advanced text formatting, FIFO mode, and more. Compatible with the latest macOS Tahoe.

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Text Encryption

TXT-Crypter

Web

A free service to encrypt text and share or save it via URL. Only those with the passphrase can decrypt it. No sign-up required. No data stored on the server. Also available as a Notion integration.

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Tools

Chigusa Tools

Web

A collection of web utilities for everyday productivity boosts. From text and data processing to the latest AI integrations — all the little tools you keep Googling, in one place.

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