Posted: 05 Oct 2024 18:24 | ||
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Not sure where Feature Suggestions can be posted...
Hey there... upgraded in 2/1/2020. Happy every since. Two suggested features that would help me a lot - and perhaps others. Feature Suggestion 1: A lot of times, I capture a PDF and a PNG for the same "reason" - but with different "purposes." Example: I am currently viewing a website - and in this example, it doesn't matter if it's the Current Page, Entire Page, or a Selection from a Page. I need to save whatever I want to copy - as both a PDF and a PNG. Net result is 2 files... 1 PDF and 1 PNG. I do this all the time - on the daily - 4 or 5 times a day. The reason is the PDF gives me a clean copy (except the embedded page info) and the PNG copy allows me to QUICKLY edit/remove things from the image - like my Delivery Address, Credit Card Payment Info / etc. The PNG version is meant to show "other people". The PDF version is intended for "personal record keeping." Feature Suggestion 2: I used the "section tool" a lot. Currently the selection tool allows you to select a start and an end point - ie: Copy from Here to Here. This is useful if the left and right margins are variable. For me in my cases... my left and right margins are fixed - ie: I want the entire width of the page to copied - it's lenth that's variable. What would be useful is... another "selection tool or mode" that see where the mouse pointer is and simply captures up to that point. For example: Selection Tool appears - and assump Capture Start Point is always the top of the page - User scrolls to their end point - the location they want to capture to stop at... and the Tool captures the selection from the Top to the user select end point - regardless of wide. This could be done by the user "drawing a horizontal line" with the mouse to indicate the end-point and initiate the capture process. Another feature could be the exact same thing - exact the STARTING and END POINTS are user-definable - with the width being fixed to the entire width. This featire would work with "viewable", "entire page", and "selection". |