Using Clipboard History

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Clipboard history

This is the main screen after starting Clibor.

Clibor automatically monitors your clipboard and records your history.
Try copying some text a few times, and you’ll see the history being stored.

To reuse a stored history entry, click on it, and it will be copied to the clipboard.
You can also enable automatic pasting when selecting an entry.

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 the 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. A context menu also appears if you press Enter when no entry is selected.

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 a search term to find the entry you’re looking for.

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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