Can't find the right clipboard manager

Question

I need some help finding a clipboard manager that meets my needs. I'm wondering if anyone here has found an app that does these different things and does them well:
- the obvious requirement to save a specified number of clipboard entries for future use
- easily allow access to saved items via mouse or hotkey
- organize saved clips into different folders or projects. For example, one with the name of my business, another with the URLs for key blog posts I continually reference in emails to clients, another with the URLs for books I recommend to clients, etc...
- the ability to name my clips. Along with the prior requirement, these two are really important in allowing me to organize and easily use my clips. If I can't organize them into different projects or folders, then that's just not going to work. But then if the app allows me to do that but doesn't allow me to name them (like PTH Pasteboard Pro), then trying to differentiate one item from another can be almost impossible if it's a cryptic URL.
So far, I've seen very few that do both of the last two items. I've tried Clips, and I actually like it a lot but it's a resource hog. They made it into a nice piece of eye candy but it consumes a ridiculous amount of system resources. I settled on iClipboard, and it works OK. The user interface is a little cumbersome, but then it will periodically just 'lose' one of my folders or projects and all the clips in it. That's now happened twice, hence my new search for a replacement. The app is simply too unstable to continue using.
If anyone has any suggestions, I'd be most grateful. Thanks.

Answer 1

lol, um, yeah. I've been searching for the right app for a long time now. I've probably demoed over a dozen of them. Have paid licenses to several (either through direct purchases or bundles).
Am simply amazed that the combo of features I want does not appear to be available in anything other than Clips (which will quickly consume over 400 MB of real memory) or iClipboard (which loses my data).
I figure there's gotta be something else out there that I'm missing. At least I hope. My requirements don't seem like that big a deal, but apparently they are since so few apps actually do them.