Using Clipboard History

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Clipboard history

This is the main screen after starting Clibor.

Clibor automatically monitors your clipboard and saves copied text to your clipboard history.
Try copying some text a few times, and you'll see the history being stored.

Click a clipboard history entry to copy it to the clipboard and paste it automatically.
Turn off auto-paste in Preferences > General if you prefer copy only.

Keyboard shortcuts are also supported. Each entry has a shortcut key (shown below) — press the corresponding key to select it.

The shortcut keys are 1–0 and a–z, followed by C1–C0, Ca–Cz, S1–S0, and Sa–Sz.
Here, C1 means Ctrl+1 and S1 means Shift+1.

The default list displays 25 items, but you can increase this number in Preferences.

Preferences > Clipboard > Number of clipboard history entries in the list

You can also change the order of the shortcut keys to suit your needs.

Preferences > General > Main screen

Up to 10,000 history items can be stored.

Preferences > Clipboard > Maximum number of clipboard history entries to save

Right-click the Clipboard tab to switch history pages. Pressing Enter when no entry is selected also opens the same page-switching menu.

You can also switch pages from the right-click menu on the main screen.

Search and edit clipboard history

On the main screen, right-click and select "Search", or press Ctrl+Shift+F to open the search screen.

Enter your search terms and click Search to see matching entries.

On the Templates tab, you can search templates — and notes — the same way.

You can also right-click on the main screen to manage clipboard history from the menu.

Select "Edit" to edit, format, or convert a clipboard entry.

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