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Oh, by the way, people were asking on Twitter, so we just enabled support for the HTML5 clipboard API. If you're using Chrome, you can now just paste an image i
by tanoku 14y ago
Oh, by the way, people were asking on Twitter, so we just enabled support for the HTML5 clipboard API. If you're using Chrome, you can now just paste an image into the comment box to upload it!
Very handy with Mac OS X screenshot shortcuts that copy straight to the clipboard.
- eli 14y agoNeat! (Windows has built-in shortcuts to screenshot to clipboard too: PrtScr grabs the whole screen, Alt+PrtScr grabs just the active window)
- RKearney 14y agoMuch easier than: Command + Control + Shift + 3 and Command + Control + Shift + 4 + Spacebar + Mouse Click in my opinion.
- siong1987 14y agoI don't think that you need `Control`.
- RKearney 14y agoTo save it to your clipboard, yes.
- X-Istence 14y agoFeel free to change them in System Preferences to your own liking.
- ianstormtaylor 14y agoYeah but being able to drag a selection beats out Windows by a lot.
- azth 14y agoWindows has "snipping" tool that does that.
- trafnar 14y agoI always reverse the shortcuts to that copy is: command + shift + (3/4) and save file is command + shift + control + (3/4) Some other os x screenshot tips: - hold space while dragging a selection and you can reposition the selection's origin - press space to switch to window capture mode. This captures the whole window even if it is obscured. Fun fact up until recently (mountain lion I believe) the capture window icon was a holdover from NeXT. I wish they'd left it alone, the new one isn't nearly as cool :)
- mitchi 14y agoSnippingTool is great too (Windows Vista+)