There are three options for [Automatic Text Scrubbing Mode] now.
*Disabled
*Auto scrub all copied clipboard text
*Auto scrub double-copied clipboard text

I want one more:
*Auto scrub single-copied clipboard text, but when double-copied, it copies normally

It's difficult to express shortly.

Thank you very much!!

I use another clipboard software(CLCL) with clipboardfusion.
When I copy just once in "Auto-scrub all except on double-copy" mode, the clipboard history of CLCL shows doubled text as if I copied twice.
Are there nothing for it...? (I love both softwares.

Thank you for detailed reference !!
But it doesn't solved...

I tried:

Title: ClipboardFusion
Class name: (blank)

Title: ClipboardFusion*
Class name: *

Title: ClipboardFusion Main Controller
Class name: WindowsForms10.Window.8.app.0.33c0d9d

and so on, with restarting CLCL and ClipboardFusion.

When I copied "once", CLCL shows doubled history.
And when I copy "twice", CLCL shows singular history.

I attached clcl.ini for reference.

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CLCL: Ver 1.1.2(Japanese) with some extension tools.
ClipboardFusion: v3.0.0 (Beta 4)
Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 x64

I selected beleow from list of CLCL window,

Title: ClipboardFusion Main Controller
Class name: WindowsForms10.Window.8.app.0.33c0d9d

and delete some characters to make such as below

Title: ClipboardFusion
Class name: (blank)

Title: ClipboardFusion*
Class name: *

And I tried some variations of pairing, etc.

I'm confirming that the steps Keith explained are working. Select the window beginning with the name "ClipboardFusion", press the arrow below it and check the ignore box.

While testing I found a small bug in CF; right click CF trayicon > clipboard history > clicking an item doesn't bring it to the top.

Have been a fan on CLCL for years and with the exception of the customizable menu on shortcut, I would have switched to CF.

Isn't that a little bit misleading, as for me the menu shows the last items that where in the clipboard history. And when clicking an item in the menu, that item is the current (and thus the top one) in the clipboard history. (if this makes any sense )