I love how simple this is. Thanks!
Snapnote.io – A tool for annotating and sharing images
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#12Fantastic app.
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#13I would suggest adding more information about the desktop app. There is only one link at the bottom of the page, but I don't feel comfortable installing it without first knowing what is it about.
Yeah, I totally would have missed the desktop app had I not happened to see this comment. I was about to give up since a desktop app is critical for me.
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#14I like how I can use it from my iphone safari. What mobile framework did you use (if any) to make this? / especially the upload image part?
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#15Nice one ! Had some issues to correctly save the background as well as the new drawings when uploading in my personal app
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#16I like how I can use it from my iphone safari. What mobile framework did you use (if any) to make this? / especially the upload image part?
Mobile devices were very much an afterthought. I was getting mobile traffic and did a best effort to make it passable, but I don't recommend it.
You should check out Bugshot (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bugshot/id669858907?mt=8) which I think does a much better job on iOS.
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#17The desktop app is great. I was up and running on my mac in photoshop => email workflow I've been rolling with.
While I am in favor of keeping things dead simple, is 6 character URLs too few? Could someone guess confidential work-related screenshots based on that size?
Also is hot-linking/embedding directly to the final image allowed or discouraged?
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#18Javascript error preventing the site from working in Chrome and Firefox:
TypeError: $ is not a function
$(window).keydown(_.bind(function(event) {
Stage.js line 249
Re: Snapnote.io – A tool for annotating and sharing images
#19The desktop app is great. I was up and running on my mac in photoshop => email workflow I've been rolling with. While I am in favor of keeping things dead simple, is 6 character URLs too few? Could someone guess confidential work-related screenshots based on that size? Also is hot-linking/embedding directly to the final image allowed or discouraged?
That you're asking about keeping it unguessable makes me think that it feels like too few. Its actually only 5 bytes of random (the first character is always zero). 2^40 is a pretty large number and I don't expect to get high coverage over that space any time soon. That being said, perception is important, so I should probably up it.
As for hot-linking; I have no business plan and just wanted to make something useful. I should probably figure that stuff out.
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#20Javascript error preventing the site from working in Chrome and Firefox: TypeError: $ is not a function $(window).keydown(_.bind(function(event) { Stage.js line 249
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