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Template CSV Import/Export

Templates can be imported and exported in CSV format.
Exporting to CSV allows you to back up your templates, while importing makes it easy to edit them in bulk.

The CSV format is as follows.

CSV Format
  • Columns: Template group, Template, Notes, Hotkeys
  • The first line is the header, so enter data from the second line.
  • Template groups are required.
  • If a template with the same template group and text already exists, only the notes and hotkey will be updated.
  • If you select "Import after clearing all templates", existing entries will be deleted before importing.
    If not selected, only new entries will be added, and existing ones will be updated as needed.

Multiple selection of history

You can select, delete, and merge multiple clipboard history entries.

Clipboard: Exclude text

You can specify text to be excluded from the clipboard history.

By setting a regular expression pattern, any matching clipboard data will not be saved in the history.

This is useful in cases such as excluding URLs or preventing the history from storing single-byte symbols.

Clipboard: Excluded apps

You can specify apps to be excluded from clipboard updates.
Choose the apps you want to exclude and add them to the list.

Split into entries by line break

You can split a multi-line history entry by line break.
For example, suppose you have a history entry like this:

From the right-click menu, choose "Split into entries by line break".

The entry is then expanded into three history entries.

By design, Clibor cannot keep duplicate history entries with the same content.
If an identical entry already exists after splitting, they are merged into a single history entry.

If the history entry has only one line, or if splitting would exceed the limit, the menu item is unavailable (the limit is 200 lines).

This concludes the advanced guide to Clibor.
Next, take a look at various usage examples.

Practical Examples
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