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Matthias Gansrigler
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
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
What's New
Version 1.5:
New Features:
- ScreenFloat can now take Timed Shots (shortcut: cmd-ctrl-2)
- Shots can now be posted to ImageShack
- Shots can now be printed
- The menu bar icon can now be hidden
- Changed menu bar items around for easier access
- Shots "Opened With" now have the correct title
- Fixed a bug where dragging the mini-image-icon from a floating shot didn't work
- Shortcuts with the option key as the only modifier now work again
- Fixed a bug where new shots would be displayed off screen if created near a display's edge
- Fixed a bug where shots that weren't hidden would flash when unhiding all shots
- Fixed a bug where shots' titles, when dragged out of the Shots Browser, were wrong
- Shots that were on a secondary display that is now disconnected now show on the main display
Version 1.5:
New Features:
- ScreenFloat can now take Timed Shots (shortcut: cmd-ctrl-2)
- Shots can now be posted to ImageShack
- Shots can now be printed
- The menu bar icon can now be hidden
- Changed menu bar items around for easier access
- Shots "Opened With" now have the more...
Requirements
- Intel, 64-bit processor
- OS X 10.7 or later
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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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Tomq reviewed on 17 Aug 2013
Extremely useful to have a floating, multi-Spaces screenshot.
Can delete it easily. Can save it also.
Perfect for my needs.
Great! Definitely worth the cost.
(Using SnapNDrag much less now.)
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Ronl reviewed on 09 Sep 2012
Though I have several other much more expensive screenshot apps... this provides features that none of the others do.
Extremely useful and well worth the money.
I work with the Adobe Suite and many other apps that have a large number of panels spread across two large monitors (so you may ask... Why would he need this with all of that room?)... with this app though I don't have to keep moving an image source (screenshot taken by Screenfloat) so as to see it every time I bring another app to the front with its panels in yet other positions. Instead I can just leave the SF screenshot in place (or at worst have to move it only slightly without accidentally moving an app's panel by mistake).
Again... very useful app! Anyone working with Adobe apps or lots of windows open will love this app.
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Sgginc reviewed on 10 Aug 2012
I log into my checking account.
Snap a picture.
Update my spreadsheet.
Before I had to switch windows all the time.
It works for any information you want to access on your screen in another application.
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Goat reviewed on 17 Jun 2012
NOTE TO DEVELOPER: ScreenFloat is the absolute perfect utility while using the brainstorming/project management app, Curio. In my opinion it should be bundled with every copy of Curio. Perhaps you could contact the publisher (Zengobi) and possibly make thousands of other Curio users very happy. I recently heard about ScreenFloat on Zebgobi's Blog and it has turned out to be one of the best timesaving tips I've run across in years. Thanks for creating an excellent product.
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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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