Each Linux desktop environment comes with its own screenshot utility. Many have similar features, but that doesn't make them equally usable. Whose looks the best? Which is the most powerful? MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingA screenshot app is a basic yet important utility that everyone turns out to every once in a while. Although most Linux distros are capable of capturing screenshots by default, having a powerful screenshot app can extend those functionalities even further. MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingWant to find all the screenshots that you’ve ever taken on your Mac? There’s a quick command that helps you retrieve all the screenshots saved on your Mac machine. When you take a screenshot, macOS assigns it a tag. Searching for this tag lets you easily find all your screenshots. You can also easily find […]
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If you want to annotate mobile screenshots on Android, your phone may already have built-in screenshot marking features. While not all phones have this useful functionality, you can easily add it by using third-party apps. Let’s talk about how to mark on photos on Android, and the apps that can help you do that. Many […]
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With Chromebooks getting better all the time, more people are using them to get work done. I’ll assume you’re one of them, and you’ve reached a point where you need to take a screenshot. Fortunately for you, Google has built this feature into Chrome OS. Here’s how to take a screenshot on a Chromebook, find […]
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You’re probably familiar with how to take regular screenshots on Android and iOS. But what options do you have when you need to take a longer screenshot? If you want to capture an entire web page or chat conversation, try using one of these seven apps to capture scrolling screenshots. 1. LongShot LongShot is a […]
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