gabm / Satty

Satty - Modern Screenshot Annotation. A tool inspired by Swappy and Flameshot.
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Toolbars obscure screenshot #49

Open alteriks opened 4 months ago

alteriks commented 4 months ago

Hi, I'm flameshot user and switched to satty which works great on sway. I use a lot of screenshots for documentation purposes, unfortunately satty sometimes gets in the way. I'd like to suggest a little quality of life improvement. I'd be nice if satty didn't obscure screenshot with it's top and bottom toolbars. image

I'd like to propose new feature - frame around screenshot with configurable:

gabm commented 4 months ago

thanks for the feedback and suggestion.. I agree, the toolbars are in the way sometimes.. Frame around makes sense to me..

KAGEYAM4 commented 4 months ago

This can help too -> zoom functionality using mouse wheel and dragging using Pointer tool.

gabm commented 4 months ago

also a good idea..

gabm commented 4 months ago

@alteriks is this about seeing what's behind the toolbars or drawing there?

gabm commented 4 months ago

the more I think about it, the more I like the zoom-pan idea.

The cool thing would be that it brings a ton of improvements

Excalidraw, but for image annotation

alteriks commented 4 months ago

@gabm Yes it's about seeing text behind semi-translucent toolbars. Right now I either take bigger screenshot than I need to and crop it satty.
But sometimes I just begin drawing rectangle just below toolbar and stop when I'm hovering above.

gabm commented 4 months ago

I think what we will do for now is:

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gabm commented 4 months ago

here is a mock-up

https://github.com/gabm/Satty/assets/482105/073cd05f-80d3-4988-b938-48c77c29bbbf

gabm commented 3 months ago

To make room for additional options and tools - and at the same time solve usability issues as this one I worked on a new concept for the UI layout...

satty mockup

KAGEYAM4 commented 3 months ago

Another thing could be to use Middle-click to toggle-hidden for toolbars.