Name: Apples default screenshot app
[x] Free
[ ] Paid
[ ] Open source OS:
[x] MacOS
[ ] Windows
[ ] Linux Link:How to take a screenshot on your Mac Comments: Heavily underrated tool IMHO. It can capture the entire screen, a selected portion of it, a window, menus or the Touch Bar. It is even able to capture videos!
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Ever since the Mojave update it's been an absolute joy to create screenshots with macOS. Not that it was terrible, but the cmd + shift + 5 shortcut is amazing. You can quickly grab a screenshot of a window, your entire desktop, just a small portion. Want to take a video? You've got the same options for it right there!
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Name: Apples default screenshot app
[x] Free
[ ] Paid
[ ] Open source
OS:
[x] MacOS
[ ] Windows
[ ] Linux
Link: How to take a screenshot on your Mac
Comments: Heavily underrated tool IMHO. It can capture the entire screen, a selected portion of it, a window, menus or the Touch Bar. It is even able to capture videos!
I don't have a mac but sounds great and if it can also capture videos, it is far more advanced than the default of windows 👍
Ever since the Mojave update it's been an absolute joy to create screenshots with macOS. Not that it was terrible, but the cmd + shift + 5 shortcut is amazing. You can quickly grab a screenshot of a window, your entire desktop, just a small portion. Want to take a video? You've got the same options for it right there!