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I love how simple and straightforward the UX is. It was instantly obvious how to use it, and it worked quickly and perfectly without any modals/banners/ads/whatever.
I think a single sentence somewhere on the page after you stop the recording telling you that you can crop by clicking and dragging, and you can trim by moving the little time markers might help with discovery.
I didn't realize you could do either of those things until I read your comment here.
Neat idea but it doesn't work for me. Not sure if it's because of my browsers (Brave Browser) or my operating system (Arch Linux) or because of my window manager (AwesomeWM). No matter if I select record entire window or one window, I end up with a GIF that has the right duration but it's only black.
Probably hardware vs software screen buffer issue.
Any ideas how I can troubleshoot this "hardware vs software screen buffer issue" so we could track down the issue?
Safari is a modern browser, but this doesn't work on it. Perhaps changing the description to the specific browsers supported(Chrome, Firefox, etc.) would be best? ADDENDUM: Thought that maybe just detecting the browser is best, showing a notice that the tool doesn't work with it.
Maybe Safari is no longer a modern browser.
That said, the GIFs it outputs seem pretty huge in filesize. Have you considered other output formats?
Neat idea but it doesn't work for me. Not sure if it's because of my browsers (Brave Browser) or my operating system (Arch Linux) or because of my window manager (AwesomeWM). No matter if I select record entire window or one window, I end up with a GIF that has the right duration but it's only black.
EDIT: More specifically, it needs to support getDisplayMedia()
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/MediaDevice...
I also didn't know about the cropping feature until I read other comments, I thought it didn't support cropping.
ShareX...
enough said.
Safari is a modern browser, but this doesn't work on it. Perhaps changing the description to the specific browsers supported(Chrome, Firefox, etc.) would be best? ADDENDUM: Thought that maybe just detecting the browser is best, showing a notice that the tool doesn't work with it.
That's neat! I also didn't know about the cropping feature until I read other comments, I thought it didn't support cropping.