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Snipaste is a simple but powerful snipping tool, and also allows you to pin the screenshot back onto the screen.

smaragdus wrote:I could not find any change log either.

• Fix: multi-screen (primary screen on the right) Press Alt to draw a dotted line when the shot is wrong
• Repair: In the case of multi-screen, full-screen window of detection beyond the current scope screen
• Fixed: When you hold down the Alt, double-click on the map after the window sticker window is hidden and can not take the color of the window is still closed
• New: Shift + Up / Down / Left / Right narrow area theme screenshot ◦ expanded region Ctrl + Up / Down / Left / Right
◦ Move the cursor to w / s / a / d (available by pressing the left mouse button while moving the cursor control)
• New: Traditional Chinese translation (thanks zhtw)

smaragdus wrote:I will appreciate of someone checks Snipaste's stealth status.

smaragdus wrote:...I presume Snipaste should be able to run on Windows XP or later. XP users- please check wheher Snipaste runs on Windows XP....

smaragdus wrote:@webfork
Your reference to Softpedia is incorrect, so far Snipaste has not been reviewed at Softpedia, Snippy and Snipaste are different programs.

• Program mockups and/or building quick interface modifications
• Quickly referencing something from another window, especially lots of small things from lots of windows, which can be lined up along the side of the screen
• Setting up post-it note style pastes

• I came across this by accident: draw a box anywhere on the screen and then right-click different areas and it'll show you different element boxes. Awesome.

• Not a complete screen capture program as it won't do full screen captures unless you drag from one end of the screen to the other.
• ShareX will do a lot of what this program does and has a ton more features, but Snipaste is simple, sharp, and (as smaragdus put it) awesome in it's handling of the captured content

• Help file of some kind (What is “destory”? Was that supposed to be “Destroy”? What happens when you double-click an image?)
• Undo button / action (CTRL+Z) to go back one step in any operation
• Capture
  • Grab and manage multiple images
  • Auto-save all captures (since no PNG file captured by this program is going to ever fill up an entire 10 gig thumb drive)
  • Save all images visible on screen
• Viewer
  • Ability to open images from file. Workaround: capture something and then choose “Replace by file”
  • Minimizing something to it's smallest possible size should turn any image into a simple button on it's own (thinking roughly 32x32 pixels) which you can restore by CTRL+Click or something similar
  • Grab and move multiple floating images (e.g. while holding CTRL); Grab and move all images simultaneously
  • Resize by either width or height – right now just resizes by both.
  • Group images together so they don't move independently
• Editor
  • Dropper button inside the color selection menu that will let you pick a color on screen without having to run another capture (and memorize all 3 RGB numbers)
  • Modify font size inside editor without going out to the preferences menu. (Since the editor is so easy to jump in and out of, this is a very low priority addition.)
  • Control the transparency of the “fill” tool (which is probably more commonly known as a highlighter)

- Added: XP Edition
- New: Use the Backspace key to delete the shortcuts
- Added: Esc hide decals, Shift + Esc destroyed map
- (Added option) key while pressing the texture maps in any flicker, automatically hide all maps
- Negative number appears Shift + arrow key interception narrow range: Repair