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Hi! I remember, you asked about blurring parts of the image! I added it in v1.4.8 a few days ago, if you're still interested. Capturing selected area – yeah, y
by ffitch 5y ago
Hi! I remember, you asked about blurring parts of the image! I added it in v1.4.8 a few days ago, if you're still interested.
Capturing selected area – yeah, you're probably right, I should add it. I always thought the standard logic of Select → Capture is a bit flawed because you can't readjust selection, it sucks on dynamic content, and what if you only want to zoom in and don't care to crop at all. I reversed it to Capture → Select → Enter (crop) and for me, it works wonders, but I assume onscreen selection may work quicker for many popular use cases.
- jotato 5y agoI agree with that. Most of the time I'm just wanting to capture a window though. So the capture -> crop (carefully) is just tedious. Being able to snag the active window would be enough :)
- ffitch 5y agoOuch, the window scenario is a real bummer. Try this version https://shottr.cc/dl/Shottr-1.4.9-beta.dmg https://shottr.cc/dl/Shottr-1.4.9-beta.dmg, it adds ⌘⇧2 to capture an active window. I wasn't sure if the window shadow on a transparent background is a good thing, I added a wallpaper to the backdrop. Let me know if it solves the problem.
- jotato 5y agoi'll give it a try later. thanks! <3