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I remember the time when our security team discovered massive amounts of internal documents as images on the net. A lot of people had used a screen shot browse
by sdoering 4y ago
I remember the time when our security team discovered massive amounts of internal documents as images on the net.
A lot of people had used a screen shot browser extension and as we were working in Google Docs a lot of people included document screenshots in presentations.
The extension on the other hand uploaded all screenshots to the web and made them publicly available.
I was glad I didn't use it. It was a nightmare. Since then I use only the built-in tools of the OS or of the Browser (like FF or Chrome has).
- xpuente 4y agoEspecially when, like this tool, the guy starts calling home 5 min after start (attempt caught by LuLu without taking a single screenshot). Supposedly is only performance and usage metrics,... but who knows.
- ffitch 4y agohi! the author here. you're right, there's some telemetry being transferred, it could be turned off in the preferences. I think it also checks for the new version exactly five minutes after launch, that call goes to https://shottr.cc/api/version.json https://shottr.cc/api/version.json
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