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The 'final actions' concept in flameshot now means that you have to know what you will do with the screenshot at the point of invocation.
Ie, passing --path or --clipboard will automatically hide other options like Copy, Upload, Save etc
This might be useful for some users, but I feel its hiding functionality and makes flameshot much less usable
I use a keyboard shortcut which lets me screencap a region, and then hit enter to accept it.
From there, my script uploads it to a host, and copies the remote url into the clipboard.
But I dont always want to do this, sometime I just want to screencap it and open in gimp, or copy to clipboard
This is no longer possible since the -r argument was removed (and yes, I read the release notes).
My request is to diable this button hiding logic via a --disable-natural-ui switch, so we can see all the ui buttons we enabled in config, regardless of the 'final action' cmdline arguments
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Feature Description
The 'final actions' concept in flameshot now means that you have to know what you will do with the screenshot at the point of invocation.
Ie, passing --path or --clipboard will automatically hide other options like Copy, Upload, Save etc
This might be useful for some users, but I feel its hiding functionality and makes flameshot much less usable
I use a keyboard shortcut which lets me screencap a region, and then hit enter to accept it.
From there, my script uploads it to a host, and copies the remote url into the clipboard.
But I dont always want to do this, sometime I just want to screencap it and open in gimp, or copy to clipboard
This is no longer possible since the -r argument was removed (and yes, I read the release notes).
My request is to diable this button hiding logic via a
--disable-natural-ui
switch, so we can see all the ui buttons we enabled in config, regardless of the 'final action' cmdline argumentsThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: