I tried replacing default Windows clipboard with 4 open source tools, and only one stuck

I hit Ctrl + C and Ctrl + V more times in a day than I realize. Windows' Win + V shortcut makes it easy to access my clipboard history, but it only keeps the latest 25 items. That limit started becoming frustrating when I was working with dozens of snippets, links, screenshots, and pieces of text throughout the day. I didn't want to keep copying something just because I had pushed it out of my clipboard history. So I decided to try a few open-source alternatives and use them during my normal work.