Re: ShareX
Posted: Wed May 06, 2015 10:21 am
Can you show video so I can see how much not clear.
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I managed to work out the problem. If you crop an image with ShareX, the image editor window will resize down to the default size, which will typically be much smaller than what I normally have it set to. The result being that if you have resized the image editor window, after you crop an image, when you next open ShareX, the image editor window will be small, which means you have to resize it again.romulous wrote:Has anyone noticed that the included image editor no longer saves its window size in recent versions? So if you resize the editor (which I do, I find it too small on my display), and then close ShareX, you will find that when you open it back up, the editor window is at the default size again. I am pretty sure it used to save the size when you change it.
ShareX saves every single upload in history with their deletion url etc.Special wrote:Can this upload to Imgur, and does it save imgur history so that pictures can be deleted from off their website at a later time. I've been using Greenshot for all my needs but recently Greenshot has been giving me issues with the history/imgur feature which is becoming a deal breaker for me, and there updates are so few and far between I don't feels like waiting around and hoping things get fixed, so this ShareX seems promising.
Basically when you upload a picture to imgur it saves its info and shows in a window like this http://i.imgur.com/AIIRM3N.png with the delete hash that is needed.
Now for me it always looks like this http://i.imgur.com/kS0Tpar.png
Does ShareX do this?
This is great! It looks to me it supersedes Greenshot in almost every way, and functionality wise it's almost the exact same. One request though since you seem to be the developer. Can the History panel have a way to delete entries from it?Jaex wrote: ShareX saves every single upload in history with their deletion url etc.
Example my history have 22360 links in it. First link from 2011.
On purpose I didn't added delete entry button. For make this history never ever get corrupt. Because how deletion can work in XML is first application reads whole xml then parsing it and then removing that specific entry and then re write as xml. And if electric lose while doing it and such things you can lose your whole history. Even with backup somethings can go wrong. So I made sure never something bad can happen to your history. So I prefer data security to deletion option. Because it is not acceptable for people to lose their 100000+ links by any electric related accidents etc.Special wrote:This is great! It looks to me it supersedes Greenshot in almost every way, and functionality wise it's almost the exact same. One request though since you seem to be the developer. Can the History panel have a way to delete entries from it?Jaex wrote: ShareX saves every single upload in history with their deletion url etc.
Example my history have 22360 links in it. First link from 2011.
This screen http://i.imgur.com/8HizJfQ.png , there seems to be no way of removing old irrelevant pictures other then deleting the entire History file in the install directory, it would be great if there was a quick way to just "select + delete" to remove the specific file from the list, and maybe add a "are you sure?" dialog to uploaded ones such as imgur.
Fair enough, I agree that data security should be a priority, at least I can always manually delete the file periodically to keep things neat and tidy, hopfully one day though you can figure something out.Jaex wrote:On purpose I didn't added delete entry button. For make this history never ever get corrupt. Because how deletion can work in XML is first application reads whole xml then parsing it and then removing that specific entry and then re write as xml. And if electric lose while doing it and such things you can lose your whole history. Even with backup somethings can go wrong. So I made sure never something bad can happen to your history. So I prefer data security to deletion option. Because it is not acceptable for people to lose their 100000+ links by any electric related accidents etc.
Makes sense.Jaex wrote:On purpose I didn't added delete entry button.
I actually prefer the X-to-minimize default setting. I know some users beyond Special prefer the X-to-shut down method.Special wrote:I would like to start ShareX and have it start minimized, BUT when pressing http://i.imgur.com/VzR9CrL.png the close button here, have it quit the program, and pressing the minimize button there have it minimize to taskbar.
https://github.com/ShareX/ShareX/issues bug/feature request site.webfork wrote:Jaex: do you have a bug / feature request site?
Makes sense.Jaex wrote:On purpose I didn't added delete entry button.
I actually prefer the X-to-minimize default setting. I know some users beyond Special prefer the X-to-shut down method.Special wrote:I would like to start ShareX and have it start minimized, BUT when pressing http://i.imgur.com/VzR9CrL.png the close button here, have it quit the program, and pressing the minimize button there have it minimize to taskbar.
Then I should disable portable mode in installer and upload zip version again. Another bad thing in installer portable mode is some people install it to their program files and therefore ShareX can't create files inside program files and this causing problems.smaragdus wrote:@Jaex
I preferred the archived portable version since it is easier to use and since I do not like to mess with any kind of installers. More, for me it is easier and handier to use the archived portable version in order to perform a update.
I don't know PortableApps format. When you select same directory it was correctly updating. But after smaragdus opinion I removed portable mode from installer. And in next version again I will upload zip portable.webfork wrote:>> for me it is easier and handier to use the archived portable version in order to perform a update
> Then I should disable portable mode in installer and upload zip version again.
Does your installer version function like the PortableApps format? So for example if you set it to the same directory as the old version, just updates files without overwriting settings? If so, you might want to stick with the installer version as that's what more people are familiar with. I don't have a preference here but I'm trying to guess about what most people will want or expect.
Also the installer version has the advantage of generally being smaller since you can include a better compression method than ZIP. Alternatively you could just offer a .7z distro but this might be a lot of unnecessary extra effort.