Clibor is a portable clipboard manager with some unusual features.

The program starts much like many others. Launch Clibor and it monitors your clipboard; pressing Ctrl twice displays a list of your clipboard history (up to 1000 items), and choosing something places that item in the clipboard, ready for immediate pasting elsewhere.

But then there's more, like an optional FIFO mode. Enable it, copy "first", "second" and "third" to the clipboard in succession, and your next three pastes will display first", "second" and "third" (not "third", "third", "third" as normal).

Alternatively, you might select multiple items in the clipboard, join them in the order of copying or selection, then paste them all at once.

The program supports the use of "Set Phrases": names, addresses and other common text that you regularly need. These can be organised into groups so they're easier to find, and even exported/ imported for sharing with others.

Still can't locate the text you need? A powerful search tool will help (it even supports regular expressions).

And there's plenty more. Clibor can change the format of clipboard text to suit your needs, and back up and restore it as required (with optional encryption). There are hotkeys and automatic/ manual options for most things, and a vast number of settings (the Preferences dialog has no less than 14 tabs to explore).