Re: I also thought maybe I should make this watermark default. Though I do not see much benefits from the 3D feature of that preview script. It is great that it supports video preview. So if you need assistance in implementation then just drop me a line here or directly to or assign the issue to me. It will be great to have that feature in ShareX and have regular autoupdates.
#Screenshots joxi update
I can do it in my fork but it is not convenient since I will have to update source code and rebuild application in future to have your updates. I would like to see that feature in ShareX. If you want to implement the feature with preview on a web page, I can help with it. I can prepare pull requests to ShareX and. I created a prototype of such enhancement.Īnd there are also a few lines of changes in the sharex application.Ĭould you please let me know if you find this feature useful. Will your current hosting be able to get that load? Since there are no obstacles I suppose that they are ok with it.Īlso I don't know how many users use sharex and how often they create and share screenshots.
I would expect that if a service doesn't want this kind of usage they would make some technical obstacles to prevent it. Though I'm not sure if this feature will not contradict to terms of use for services like Imgur. The feature is similar to the watermark but it doesn't hide part of screenshot with that ugly blue box and makes it easier for a friend to go to. It will automatically promote sharex without need from user to say and explain what sharex is. If user shares a screenshot with his friend using this page then the friend will know that screenshot was created using sharex. On page loading javascript takes the image url and shows it in the center of the page. Also, due to the wide range of editing functions it features, users can make sure their screenshots will look exactly as they want them to.Have you considered the following enhancement.Ĭreate a web page (for example ) that expects in its url a parameter imgUrl that contains a url to a screenshot. When all the changes are completed, you can share the snapshot directly on Twitter, Facebook or VKontakte by using dedicated hotkeys (you can customize them if the default ones trigger conflicts with other apps).Īll in all, Joxi can come in handy to all those looking to quickly share snapshots or post them on Facebook and Twitter. Moreover, you can blur confidential data or unimportant areas so that those looking at the image can focus on the essential information. After you are done tweaking it, you can upload it your account with a single click, preview it so as to make sure the output matches your expectations, then share the link with other users.Įven though Joxi does not initially offer you the possibility to capture a freehand desktop region, you do get the chance to modify the grabbed snapshot to your liking, remove unwanted areas or insert new shapes, such as arrows, ellipses or rectangles.Īdditionally, you can also type text strings and adjust the stroke width or color according to your preferences. Once you have logged in, you can start taking snapshots of your entire desktop or only of a certain area, depending on your necessities. Alternatively, you can login using one of your previously-created Facebook, Twitter or VKontakte accounts. Once the installation process has completed, you will need to create a dedicated account so you can effortlessly upload your documents in the cloud.
And since it is best to keep apps as simple and intuitive as possible, Joxi can prove a great addition to all teams, especially due to its user-friendly interface. Sharing created documents is an important task within any team, as it encourages colleagues to exchange ideas and come up with a great project.
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