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On Windows, it's now faster/easier to use the built in Snip+Sketch tool (Win + Shift + S). It does instant rectangular selection, then pops up a simple editor
by cecilpl2 4y ago
On Windows, it's now faster/easier to use the built in Snip+Sketch tool (Win + Shift + S).
It does instant rectangular selection, then pops up a simple editor which you can then copy/paste anywhere you'd like.
I have Win+Shift+S bound to a mouse chord, as well as copy and paste, so I can actually paste an arbitrary rectangle of my screen without touching the keyboard.