Preferences
Clibor offers a wide range of settings and is highly customizable.
To access the settings, right-click on the Clibor icon in the task tray and select Preferences.

Display Clibor with hotkeys
By default, you can display Clibor by pressing Ctrl twice.
You can also customize this to any other hotkey of your choice.
Preferences > Hotkey
Setting the startup password
It is highly recommended to set a startup password for added security.
When a startup password is set, saved files will also be encrypted using the password.
Preferences > General > Data > Encrypt saved data
Tooltip display in the task tray
The contents of the text clipboard can be shown as tooltips in the task tray for quick reference.

Preferences > General > Show clipboard content in the task tray tooltip
Convenient use of auto-paste
I usually keep the auto-paste setting disabled.
However, there are times when I wish I could paste automatically. 🙂
In such cases, simply adjust the following settings:
Preferences > General > Reverse the action when selecting while holding the Alt key
To use auto-paste temporarily, hold down the Alt key and click (or press Enter) on the history or template text you want to paste.
Shortcut keys are also supported. For example, if you want to select and paste the second history entry, press Alt+2, and it will paste automatically.
The same method works if you want to disable auto-paste temporarily.
Move Clibor
You can move Clibor’s main screen by dragging it.

To move it, left-click and drag on the “Clipboard” or “Template Text” tabs.