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Stephen Celis
Slingshot streamlines screen shot sharing. Just take a screen shot and paste the link: ⇧⌘4 + ⌘V. Slingshot automatically uploads screen shots you capture to a service of your choice so you can spend less time fussing over sharing an image and more time fussing over the image itself.
Features:
Features:
- Choose your own upload service (Dropbox, Imgur)
- Shorten URLs using bit.ly
- On/off upload toggle (sometimes you want to share, sometimes you don't)
- Automatically move the original shots to the Trash or a directory of your
What's New
Version 2.1.2:
- Let’s not upload screen shots if a custom shortcut is set, OK?
- Things should now be slightly speedier for Dropbox users.
Requirements
- Intel, 64-bit processor
- OS X 10.7 or later
| Downloads:1,512 |
| Version Downloads:695 |
| Type:Utilities : AppleScript |
| License:Commercial |
| Date:07 Jun 2013 |
| Platform:Intel 64 / OS X |
| Price: $2.99 |
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Slingshot streamlines screen shot sharing. Just take a screen shot and paste the link: ⇧⌘4 + ⌘V. Slingshot automatically uploads screen shots you capture to a service of your choice so you can spend less time fussing over sharing an image and more time fussing over the image itself.
Features:
Features:
- Choose your own upload service (Dropbox, Imgur)
- Shorten URLs using bit.ly
- On/off upload toggle (sometimes you want to share, sometimes you don't)
- Automatically move the original shots to the Trash or a directory of your choice
- Run in the menu, the dock, or completely in the background
- Option to start automatically when your computer starts
- Assign global keyboard shortcuts for taking screen shots or toggling uploads on/off
- Notifications: play a sound or display a Growl notification
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justdep reviewed on 20 May 2011
I use this all the time. For work (for showing screenshots of problems to fellow developers) to play (showing hilarious things I've come across on the web). It's also super handy for creating image links for blog posts. The problem with linking to an image on some other server is that you never know when that image will go away. With this, you know that those images will always be saved in your dropbox.
What's more, it's super handy to have an archive of my screenshots in a central folder on my harddrive that I can then index with something like Picasa. I have an online archive of all my screenshots. It's both amusing and valuable.
Great app! At $2.99, a bargain!
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