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Hi guys, I'm the author of that app. You can choose which format you want to save by default (hex or rgb) as well as hiding the color preview in the menubar thr
by oscardelben 15y ago
Hi guys, I'm the author of that app. You can choose which format you want to save by default (hex or rgb) as well as hiding the color preview in the menubar through the app preferences. Please let me know if you feel like something is missing.
- emehrkay 15y agoYou have a great resumé and what looks to be a vert bright future ahead of you. Good luck and thanks for the app!
- JonLim 15y agoYou are a gentleman and a scholar - I have shared it with my office and I have made my developers happy. Bless you, good sir.
- knubie 15y agoI only have a couple criticisms. One is that I wish the shortcut for copying to the clipboard were easier. cmd shift p takes two hands, so I have to take my hand off the mouse to copy the color. The other is that the zoomed in preview probably shouldn't be antialiased as it makes it harder to see the individual pixels. Other wise this is a really nice app, good work!
- ary 15y agoA screenshot on the homepage (not just the github page) would be great. Nice icon by the way.
- oscardelben 15y agoThanks, I hired a designer for that
- Zev 15y agoI might be an outlier, but, I spent a few hours last weekend looking for a color picker that had CMYK support. Although, maybe I'll send a pull request your way, if I find the time to add it in.. should just be a matter of colorUsingColorSpace: and {cyan, magenta, yellow, black}Components of NSColor and a quick addition to your NSColorFormatter. (// edit: other than that, this looks pretty awesome.)
- oscardelben 15y agoCMYK (and others) added, look for an update soon.
- Zev 15y agoIndeed! I'm the one that made the pull request adding support for copying the color as CMYK ;)
- rbritton 15y agoWhich license is this released under? I don't see any indication of anything other than this in the auto-generated XCode comments: // Copyright 2011 DibiStore. All rights reserved.
- marchdown 15y agoWhat is the preferred way to report bugs? I've just stumbled upon two: 1. when mouse cursor approaches top edge of the screen, preview stretches vertically so that it's still square, but pixels are twice as tall as they are thick. That's on an mbp5,5 running 10.7.1. 2. Cmd+Shift+p uses physical location of p key disregarding programmatically set keyboard layout. I've only noticed because I'm using Colemak.
- marchdown 15y agoWhat is the preferred way to report bugs? I've just stumbled upon two: 1. when mouse cursor approaches top edge of the screen, preview stretches vertically so that it's still square, but pixels are twice as tall as they are thick. That's on an mbp5,5 running 10.7.1. 2. Cmd+Shift+p uses physical location of p key disregarding programmatically set keyboard layout. I've only noticed because I'm using Colemak.
- marchdown 15y agoGood work! What is the preferred way to report bugs? I've just stumbled upon two: 1. when mouse cursor approaches top edge of the screen, preview stretches vertically so that it's still square, but pixels are twice as tall as they are thick. That's on an mbp5,5 running 10.7.1. 2. Cmd+Shift+p uses physical location of p key disregarding programmatically set keyboard layout. I've only noticed because I'm using Colemak.
- oscardelben 15y agoHi, I'm working on both of them! If you find anything else, feel free to use Github issues