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ScreenFloat allows you to create screenshots which float above all other windows so that information is always readily available.
ScreenFloat is the ideal choice for anyone tired of moving and resizing windows around just to access a piece of information hidden behind them.
It is a great way to transfer not copy-paste-able information to another application.
It is also an excellent tool to store information for later use.
ScreenFloat offers you a great way to organize your shots with the built-in "Shots Browser" which lets you tag and name shots and
ScreenFloat is the ideal choice for anyone tired of moving and resizing windows around just to access a piece of information hidden behind them.
It is a great way to transfer not copy-paste-able information to another application.
It is also an excellent tool to store information for later use.
ScreenFloat offers you a great way to organize your shots with the built-in "Shots Browser" which lets you tag and name shots and
What's New
Version 1.3:
New Features:
- The transparency of a floating shot can now be changed by scrolling up or down inside it
- Shots can be copied to your pasteboard by double-clicking onto them (if you specify this action in the preferences)
- Shots can now be deleted from ScreenFloat from within collections via the Action menu
- Fixed a bug where, when dragging shots out of the Shots Browser, the shot was removed from ScreenFloat's library and thus was lost
- Fixed a rare crash when removing categories
Version 1.3:
New Features:
- The transparency of a floating shot can now be changed by scrolling up or down inside it
- Shots can be copied to your pasteboard by double-clicking onto them (if you specify this action in the preferences)
- Shots can now be deleted from ScreenFloat from within collections via the Action menu
- Fixed a bug more...
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later
ScreenFloat User Discussion (Write a Review)
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ScreenFloat allows you to create screenshots which float above all other windows so that information is always readily available.
ScreenFloat is the ideal choice for anyone tired of moving and resizing windows around just to access a piece of information hidden behind them.
It is a great way to transfer not copy-paste-able information to another application.
It is also an excellent tool to store information for later use.
ScreenFloat offers you a great way to organize your shots with the built-in "Shots Browser" which lets you tag and name shots and organize them in "Collections" and "Smart Collections", sorted by criteria you specify.
ScreenFloat is the ideal choice for anyone tired of moving and resizing windows around just to access a piece of information hidden behind them.
It is a great way to transfer not copy-paste-able information to another application.
It is also an excellent tool to store information for later use.
ScreenFloat offers you a great way to organize your shots with the built-in "Shots Browser" which lets you tag and name shots and organize them in "Collections" and "Smart Collections", sorted by criteria you specify.
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Docjk reviewed on 21 Aug 2011
So far it works fine, I really like the organized and stored shots in the browser without fiddling, renaming and organizing on your desktop all the time.
But I miss some feature that I found to be very useful in e. g. SnapNDrag. The option to make either full screen shots or window shots.
Think I will purchase it then...
Otherwise good work.
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Bobembry reviewed on 08 Aug 2011
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glinner reviewed on 11 Jun 2011
Screen Float is made of win.
It just makes life so much easier when it comes to taking and managing screenshots.
Sure, you can press ⌘-shift-4 and select a portion of the screen. But then you have to fiddle around renaming stuff, it's just a pain in the backside. Managing all those stupid files cluttering up my desktop drives me crazy.
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Two keys, easy switching. Saves me eight bucks.
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I'm the "guy who made this" ;)
I thought so as well. But I made this app simply because cmd-tab and the stuff already built into Mac OS X wasn't doing it for me.
As Lvdoc said, you can download a demo from the website and give it a try and see how it simplifies your workflow.
Take care,
Matthias
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