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codelearner

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  1. 5 minutes ago, v_kyr said:

    Well a basic screen capture tool would need implementation dependent more functionality from the underlaying screen windowing system, ideally it would then have to determine window sizes, orientations or offer free selection rects for underlaying screen regions...and so on. There are other specialized tools like Snagit and Monosnap etc. which offer this functionality.

    Web browsers in turn mostly know on their own to handle their shown contents, either they can capture the visable page and/or also the whole rendered (even non visable) contents here and offer to save that into a pixel file or the pasteboard.

    The color picker has it implementation dependent easier here, since it only has to determine an underlayed small predefined pixel area and takes the initial color values out of that one, these are then converted and shown up as other color model values too (RGB dec, hex, oct etc.). The AD/AP one can be used in an overfloating way, aka meaning it can read/capture the underlayed pixel value also from outside of the own app dimensions somewhere on the screen.

    @v_kyr so you think it would be unrealistic for screen capture and/or crop into Affinity feature request?  Just wondering about what you think about this. 

  2. 1 minute ago, walt.farrell said:

    Perhaps I'm misunderstanding, but certainly they can do cropping (using the crop tool) once you get the image into the application. I thought your question was how you get the image in the first place.

    @walt.farrell yes you are correct there is a crop tool but it does not work outside of Affinity Photo or designer unlike the color picker.

  3. 12 minutes ago, walt.farrell said:

    It may depend on what you mean by "images or contents in a Web Browser" and what OS and/or browser you use.

    On Windows, using Firefox, alt-PrtScrn puts an image copy of the complete window of the current application into the clipboard, and you can paste from the clipboard into a document in the Affinity applications.

    Or, if Firefox is displaying an image you like, you can right click on it, choose Copy Image, and paste that into a document in the Affinity applications.

    I did print screen but it prints all my 3  screens,I just want to capture contents in my Browser in one of my monitor in Windows 10.

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