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The snipping tool.
Guess I'll need to block that so users don't accidentally send confidential information to Microsoft.
JFC Microsoft has no chill. Snip is practically the last thing in windows that works right.
The Mac version is such a joke too. It's almost as good but just not quite there.
What’s wrong with the Mac snipping tool? I can hit
cmd-shift-5to move a resizable window around and set the tools options, like whether to save to file or clipboard, etc. If I hit the shortcut again, the window stays in its previous position, which is handy for one of my particular use cases. You can also hitcmd-shift-4to get the pointer to click and drag the snip region like in Windows, and the settings chosen with the other format persistI feel like I have more capability in the Mac snipping interface, but maybe I’m using the Windows one wrong?
Edit - Oh, is it because you can just click on the banner notification thing then directly mark up the screenshot?”
Didn't know about the 4 option, only 5. That will help a lot. The only problem now is getting it on the clipboard. I press cmd c but sometimes the snip tool isn't active for whatever weird reason so I have to click the bar first.
If you do the 5 option then click the Options button in the toolbar, then check both the “Remember Last Selection” and “Save To… Clipboard” you’ll just have to hit
cmd-vto paste the snipped image. I’ve never had to hitcmd-cfor anything when snipping on Mac myself, so I might be misunderstanding idk.I mean you can send your Mac snip to preview and mark it up that way
Yeah. I don’t really mark up my screenshots with my main screenshot use case right now though. I was just trying to figure out what the difference was.