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Thanks! :) Yep, you're right that Freshlog can send a screenshot directly to external bug trackers; currently it supports 2, namely Lighthouseapp and Unfuddle.
by freshlog 17y ago
Thanks! :)
Yep, you're right that Freshlog can send a screenshot directly to external bug trackers; currently it supports 2, namely Lighthouseapp and Unfuddle.
I intentionally navigated to my app to click on the "Area Screenshot" button to take a screenshot for illustration purposes, however, what I normally do and recommend is to use Mac OS X's default screenshot short cut keys: CMD SHIFT 4 and just take a screenshot anywhere, and the upload screenshot HUD will appear.
I do quite a bit of web development too. While having an Firefox plugin is a neat idea, I'm considering developers who would need to take screenshots of bugs across different browsers too :)
Freshlog's website isn't a bug tracker actually, the local cocoa app is the one sending the screenshots to an external tracker.
And as for the point about threading, when someone replies to a screenshot with a screenshot, the reply gets logically indented. Maybe I should rephrase that part.
Thanks for your help comments! :)
- lincolnq 17y agoOK, makes sense. If it is triggered from Cmd-Shift-4 then that's good. I might use it. I don't do much development under OS X these days (I use Linux mostly). We also use Mantis for our bugtracker, which kinda blows. We're considering switching; which bugtracker (of the two you support, or any other) would you recommend?
- freshlog 17y agoLighthouseapp has nice versioning of comments, check if that suits your needs well. Unfuddle on the other hand has 200MB storage for their free accounts, they're pretty nice to use too, check out their plans: http://unfuddle.com/about/tour/plans http://unfuddle.com/about/tour/plans Trac and FogBugz seem pretty popular too. Disclaimer: I'm not affiliated with any of these issue tracker companies