What do you look for in ScreenShot programs

[Donkjam]

Ability to select own screen coordinates, just like Lightshot.

In what way?

 

[Markshall]

I'd take a screenshot and show you but obviously I can't because I'd have to print screen.

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and find out for yourself when you press Prt Scr

 

[Donkjam]

I'd take a screenshot and show you but obviously I can't because I'd have to print screen.

Download

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and find out for yourself when you press Prt Scr

Is it where you draw like a rectangle and select area?

 

[Snappy]

Image editor obviously

 

[Snappy]

There was a neat Ubuntu package that I've used that lets you record your screen via the terminal (pre-determined width, heigh, length, etc) and it produced a .gif and saved it to a certain directory. It would be super-neat if you implemented that somehow in a simpler way, I don't know of any screen-shot program that does that.

Gyazo does it.

 

[Heaplink]

On Windows: Prtn Scrn, on Mac Shift + CMD + 4 and CloudApp for upload.

 

[Markshall]

Is it where you draw like a rectangle and select area?

yes

 

[JayC]

 

[Zeddicus]

I love Lightshot, others might even like Gyazo or Droplr or any other because they're a simple, efficient, and fast way to print your screen so you can show friends what you see at the present time - it can be handy when giving tutorials/tips to friends on coding etc especially with the highlight/text overlay options you can use.

 

[Adil]

• Something that's extremely simple
• Custom FTP
  
• Ability to upload to a variety of hosts
• OAuth support for Dropbox
• Plugin support (so we can add custom sites)