Use Case
Many users repeatedly capture the same area of the screen—for example:
- Monitoring logs or terminal output
- Capturing application windows during development
- Recording UI changes during testing
- Taking periodic screenshots for documentation
Currently, the region must be selected manually for every capture, even if it is identical to the previous one.
Proposed Solution
Add a new command (and optionally a configurable keyboard shortcut) named "Capture Previous Region" that:
- Remembers the last successfully captured region.
- Reuses that region for subsequent captures without displaying the selection UI.
- Updates the stored region whenever the user performs a new manual region selection.
Optionally, the application could briefly display the remembered selection outline before capturing to provide visual confirmation for Mac and Win.
Use Case
Many users repeatedly capture the same area of the screen—for example:
Currently, the region must be selected manually for every capture, even if it is identical to the previous one.
Proposed Solution
Add a new command (and optionally a configurable keyboard shortcut) named "Capture Previous Region" that:
Optionally, the application could briefly display the remembered selection outline before capturing to provide visual confirmation for Mac and Win.