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Yeah, Mac solved this so elegantly. Windows really needs a simple default hotkey to do a partial screen capture quickly, and save it to a reasonable directory.
by gibolt 3y ago
Yeah, Mac solved this so elegantly.
Windows really needs a simple default hotkey to do a partial screen capture quickly, and save it to a reasonable directory.
- adrenvi 3y agoWin + Shift + S allows you to select a rectangular region and copy the image data to clipboard.
- secondcoming 3y agoYes. This changed my life. I use it every day.
- zadjii 3y agoI mean, win+shift+s (the default snipping tool hotkey) to grab a snip is pretty elegant IMO. Copies it straight to the clipboard, or lets you save (& edit) it from the notification. Probably one of my most used shortcuts.
- Macha 3y agoIndeed, on Mac I normally end up swapping the cmd-shift-4 (screenshots to file, can open in preview instead) with cmd-shift-option-4 (screenshots to clipboard) as the latter is basically what I always want.
- koolant 3y agoWin + Shift + S has been there for ages now.
- fortran77 3y agoHave you ever used Windows?
- hulitu 3y agoPrintscreen to capture the whole screen. Alt + Printscreen to capture the current active window.