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Get a screenshot app. Shottr is awesome. CMD+SHIFT+CTRL+4 and I can take a picture. Paste UI on a GitHub PR. Paste Figma into a LLM. Paste bugs into Slack or a
by muzani 1y ago
Get a screenshot app. Shottr is awesome. CMD+SHIFT+CTRL+4 and I can take a picture. Paste UI on a GitHub PR. Paste Figma into a LLM. Paste bugs into Slack or a support tool. It does text recognition too, so whenever my wife sends me some kind of ID via a screenshot, I can just copy from that.
- alper 1y agoIs it better than Cleanshot?
- muzani 1y agoNo idea. I got Shottr and it was just right. If Cleanshot doesn't have enough, then maybe give it a shot.
- chamoda 1y agoFor anyone interested, here’s how I achieve the same in i3wm: it works with the Print key and lets you select the area using only CLI tools. bindsym --release Print exec "scrot -s '%Y:%m:%d:%H:%M:%S.png' -e 'xclip -selection clipboard -t image/png -i $f && mv $f ~/Pictures'"
- marliechiller 1y agoIs this advice also for mac users? If so, whats the benefit to using this over the built-in screenshot tool?
- Bjartr 1y agoOn Windows WinKey+Shift+S opens a snapshot tool that lets you click+drag over part of your screen and puts it into your clipboard
- snowwrestler 1y agoChrome has powerful screenshot options built in. Open the web inspector, choose “Run command”from the dot menu, and then type “screen” to find those commands. Full-height screenshot is particularly useful.
- gaws 1y ago> Get a screenshot app. You don't need a third-party screenshot app?? Most operating systems come with a screenshot tool by default??