ShowHN:(my weekend hack): SafariShot: Screenshots like it's running on a mac
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Re: ShowHN:(my weekend hack): SafariShot: Screenshots like it's running on a mac
#2Re: ShowHN:(my weekend hack): SafariShot: Screenshots like it's running on a mac
#3Hi OP Here: Safarishot is a Js tool that will wrap your screenshots (taken on any os) in a nice safari window running on a mac.
Re: ShowHN:(my weekend hack): SafariShot: Screenshots like it's running on a mac
#4Hi OP Here: Safarishot is a Js tool that will wrap your screenshots (taken on any os) in a nice safari window running on a mac.
add the ability to go grab the screenshot (just give it the url) and you've got a winner
Re: ShowHN:(my weekend hack): SafariShot: Screenshots like it's running on a mac
#5Re: ShowHN:(my weekend hack): SafariShot: Screenshots like it's running on a mac
#6Neat idea. But cannot save my image on chrome
Re: ShowHN:(my weekend hack): SafariShot: Screenshots like it's running on a mac
#7Re: ShowHN:(my weekend hack): SafariShot: Screenshots like it's running on a mac
#8The reason Safari screenshots may be considered more "professional" looking may also be the reason it is my preferred browser - the interface chrome is minimal and monochrome, making it easier for me to focus on the content.
P.s: I did buy a mac last year.
Re: ShowHN:(my weekend hack): SafariShot: Screenshots like it's running on a mac
#9The reason Safari screenshots may be considered more "professional" looking may also be the reason it is my preferred browser - the interface chrome is minimal and monochrome, making it easier for me to focus on the content.
Yeah thats true. But frankly I never got why practically "everybody" takes their screenshots on a mac - It's almost like I've to go buy a mac just to take the screenshots and do my screencasts. P.s: I did buy a mac last year.
Re: ShowHN:(my weekend hack): SafariShot: Screenshots like it's running on a mac
#10Here are the problems with the text rendering that I could spot:
• The current text has too much hinting and not enough anti-aliasing. Use different font smoothing settings in whatever code you're using to overlay the text.
• The font appears to be Aktiv Grotesk, but should be Lucida Grande.
• The baseline of the URL text is not aligned with the baseline of "Google" in the search bar.
On the other hand, the light-gray-shadow embedding effect of the title looks good.
As a side note, the explanatory text has very many small grammar and capitalization errors. Getting the text revised by a friend might help. But it's not too bad, because the controls are really all you need to use the site, and the controls are explained pretty clearly.
Also, I like the fact that you give default values for everything, so you can see exactly how the app works without digging around for an image.